Body worn cameras record close up in homes, shops and transport and are more intrusive than fixed CCTV, so their use needs justification and a DPIA. Continuous recording needs strong justification; pre-event buffering should not be excessive; audio needs its own justification and sensitive settings (homes, schools, care homes) need more; audio and video should ideally be controlled independently. Wearers should announce recording and why before switching on, use indicator lights or signage, or point to the privacy notice. Devices should be secure (encryption, no removable cards), and a storage policy must set the shortest retention and disposal, with footage retrievable by person or event, sharing agreements and redaction capability.
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