UK ICO Guidance on Video Surveillance including CCTV (2022)
Technologies other than CCTV – UK ICO Guidance on Video Surveillance including CCTV (2022)

UK ICO Guidance on Video Surveillance including CCTV (2022) T.3: T.3 Drones: genuine need, DPIA for collateral intrusion, CAA registration, trained operators, public information, recording not continuous

Organisations using drones are controllers. They should confirm a genuine need, carry out a DPIA covering recording at altitude and capture of people who are not the focus, register with the Civil Aviation Authority where the criteria apply, have policies and trained, credentialled operators, and inform people where possible (signage in the area, a web privacy notice). Recording should not be continuous without strong justification, should be switchable, and designed to limit intrusion (restricted field of view, recording only at altitude); data should be stored securely (encryption, given loss risk) and kept for the shortest time.

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