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1. ILLEGAL VIDEO RECORDING &
VIOLATION OF PRIVACY
Dhruvesh Patel
Fenil Patel
Hardikkumar Patel

2. ILLEGAL VIDEO RECORDING
 Most audio recordings without consent of one or all
parties are illegal.
 Recording audio is very different from video, there are
definite government laws preventing illegal recording
and monitoring of audio convergent.
 They are usually referred to as "One Party Consent"
and "Two Party Consent".
 There are twelve states which comes under the two
parties consent.
 Federal law permits recording telephone calls and in-
person conversations with the consent of at
least one of the parties. ... Under a one-party
consent law, you can record a phone call or
conversation so long as you are a party to the
conversation.

3.  Laws regarding recording of telephone
conversations vary by state. In some states, it is
legal if only one party consents to the recording.
In other states, both parties to the phone
conversation must consent to the recording
 In general, most video only recording are legal if
you inform the person that you are recording to
video.
 Recording audio requires without the persons
permission is almost always illegal but it may be
legal in certain situations.

4. VIOLATION ON PRIVACY
 A violation of privacy can take many forms. In some
cases, it may be that a person has an expectation
of privacy, such as being in their own home. A
violation of privacy here would be a person
snooping around and looking through the windows.
 A person may expect privacy with regard to their
information online. A violation would be a company
collecting that person’s information without notifying
the person.
 In other cases, a company might ask to collect the
information for one purpose, but actually use it for
another.

5.  Most of today’s web and mobile applications require
the use of private data to provide their users with
added functionality.
 But low security-awareness amongst developers
can cause improper handling of this sensitive data.
 Privacy violation takes place when sensitive
information enters the program server/database
and is illegally accessed by malicious attackers.

6. AWARE ABOUT VIOLATION OF PRIVACY
 Being clear about why they are collecting
information about people.
 Making sure people know about the camera
and their purpose.
 How long the images will be store.
 Keeping the images safe and making sure
that only authorized person can see them.
 Right of access to the information by
individual concerned.
 People should be well informed before
entering the CCTV zone.

7. IMPACT ON RIGHT TO PRIVACY
 People whose image are recorded should be able
to request access to their recorded personal
information.
 The people should be informed that they are under
surveillance. Clear signs should be put up
mentioning the perimeter of the surveillance area.
 Security of the equipment and images should be
assured.
 A “Privacy impact assessment” should be
conducted beforehand to access the degree of
interference that will result due to the video
surveillance.

8. TECHNOLOGY IMPACT ON PRIVACY
 Increasing technology power enables organization
to hold and analyze more data thereby potentially
violating privacy laws.
 e.g., customer relationship management system
like gas station card or shopping point card.
 Increasing tracking devices like radio frequency
ID’s may violate privacy.
 Someone who can harm you for some reason that
can be use technology.

9. CONCLUSION
 In that two topic we can observe that on the present
time we can use the many smart devices and social
media.
 That sources are very useful for our present life but
someone who can harm you that person receive
your information on that and then they use that
information against you.
 That is the very important to safe our privacy to
protect our life.

10. THANK
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