From 21 September 2026, the landlord, agent or authorised person does not take photographs or recordings of the interior or exterior during a tenancy for publication unless the tenant has had at least 7 days' notice and a reasonable chance to move their own and a dependent child's possessions out of shot. An image in which those possessions are visible is published only after the tenant is given a free copy and consents in writing; for sale or lease advertising, consent is not sought more than 3 weeks before the premises are first advertised; silence for 7 days counts as refusal. A tenant may refuse where there is evidence of domestic abuse or a reasonable fear that publication may expose them or a child to it. Sharing images only between landlord and agent for inspections or repairs is not publication.
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