2026-09-19 16:07 UTC
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@vfrmedia@social.tchncs.de 2026-09-19 17:11
@wendypalmer@mastodon.au interestingly in England and Wales (possibly Scotland/NI too, but they have different legal systems) you'd likely be justified for using the surveillance equipment *provided* the data was sent straight to safeguarding authorities, not shared on social media. Certainly no-one would face criminal charges for deploying it (unless it was done deliberately for harrasment, such as a teenager who was using it for bullying) Brits can (and do) use whatever covert/semi-covert recording kit they can get their hands on, even the old ladies walking dogs sometimes have semi-covert bodycams (due to concerns over angry men with big dogs behaving aggressively in dogwalking areas) https://becket-chambers.co.uk/articles/case-law-on-covert-recordings/