No one knowingly installs, uses or maintains an optical surveillance device on or in premises, a vehicle or another object to watch or visually record an activity, where that requires going onto the premises or into the vehicle without the owner's or occupier's express or implied consent, or tampering with the vehicle or object when whoever lawfully possesses or controls it has given no express or implied consent. Maximum penalty as for s 7. Exceptions cover warrants, Commonwealth law, device retrieval, specified law enforcement searches, Tasers and police body-worn video. An employer installing cameras on its own premises or vehicles has the owner's or occupier's consent; the concern arises for devices placed in employees' homes, private vehicles or belongings, or on a client's or landlord's premises without their consent.
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