"Legitimate interest" is used to cover a wide range of bullshit. I've seen it in a shop that had facial recognition cameras, they had a little sign by the tills that said "We use facial recognition for crime prevention and legitimate interest purposes" without even a clear way of opting out.
True but you can still disable it and I think they're required to let you disable it
On today’s episode of Stroke Or Drunk
Could be stroking it. Might be a jurisprudence fetishist and get off on technicalities.
It was my phone shitting itself ok? You silly little mean bug
Por que no los dos?
Ahhhh!
Third option: their phone is having a stroke.
Bingo
If wearing a mask is not against the law, then it is probably appropriate to wear a mask to protect privacy..
This was a gas station, so they require motorcyclists to take helmets off. Post-covid you could probably argue for wearing a mask, though if you were wearing a balaclava I think they might ask you to lower it. The law doesn't much matter here as they're a private business and can dictate terms of service.
last time it was discussed they said they were leaving the option in "certain regions", which probably means EU and maybe California.
Is that even legal according to the GDPR?
"Legitimate interest" is used to cover a wide range of bullshit. I've seen it in a shop that had facial recognition cameras, they had a little sign by the tills that said "We use facial recognition for crime prevention and legitimate interest purposes" without even a clear way of opting out.
True but you can still disable it and I think they're required to let you disable it
On today’s episode of Stroke Or Drunk
Could be stroking it. Might be a jurisprudence fetishist and get off on technicalities.
It was my phone shitting itself ok? You silly little mean bug
Por que no los dos?
Ahhhh!
Third option: their phone is having a stroke.
Bingo
If wearing a mask is not against the law, then it is probably appropriate to wear a mask to protect privacy..
This was a gas station, so they require motorcyclists to take helmets off. Post-covid you could probably argue for wearing a mask, though if you were wearing a balaclava I think they might ask you to lower it. The law doesn't much matter here as they're a private business and can dictate terms of service.
last time it was discussed they said they were leaving the option in "certain regions", which probably means EU and maybe California.