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Laws on CCTV

In my school there are cameras in the boys and girls toilets, is there a law on that?
Original post by jmettam
In my school there are cameras in the boys and girls toilets, is there a law on that?


It truly depends on where they're placed I believe. As long as they can't see anything that they shouldn't I don't believe there's a problem. So the camera would have to be able to see into the toilets. If that's the case, it's most definitely illegal. Otherwise, there's not really anything you can do. :frown:
That's so backward. Why would they even put CCTV there?
Hmm if its to stop bullying I support it but if the principals avin a w***...
Original post by economist2
Hmm if its to stop bullying I support it but if the principals avin a w***...


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Original post by hxfsxh
That's so backward. Why would they even put CCTV there?


I don't even know
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Hmm if its to stop bullying I support it but if the principals avin a w***...


Staff will have their own toilets which, presumably, won't have CCTV :teehee:
Original post by jmettam
I don't even know


We dont have CCTV anywhere in school apart from the chemical store rooms, back gates and head teacher's office :tongue:
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Original post by hxfsxh
We dont have CCTV anywhere in school apart from the chemical store rooms, back gates and head teacher's office :tongue:


and my school on the other hand, has cameras everywhere:clap2:
Original post by jmettam
and my school on the other hand, has cameras everywhere:clap2:


Might be for a good reason. No one really steps out of line in our school so there isn't really much need for them :tongue:
Original post by jmettam
In my school there are cameras in the boys and girls toilets, is there a law on that?


fire a laser in it, it will destroy the sensor,

but you need a powerful one, and they cost about 125 pounds
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Original post by democracyforum
fire a laser in it, it will destroy the sensor,

but you need a powerful one, and they cost about 125 pounds


I was asking if there was a law on it not how to destroy it
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Original post by hxfsxh
Might be for a good reason. No one really steps out of line in our school so there isn't really much need for them :tongue:


Well that would explain it then since my head teacher went on BBC to say how bad the school is :banghead:

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