What does the ECJ Ryneš ruling mean for the Domestic Purpose exemption?
16 December 2014
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As expected the European Court of Justice (ECJ) judgement on the domestic purpose exemption followed the Advocate General’s reasoning (see my previous blog). The Court concluded that personal data collected from a public space by a home CCTV system (e.g. from the road outside the home) does not qualify for the domestic purpose exemption. This blog explores what I think this judgement means in practice (e.g. for householders, the insurance industry). In summary, like any other CCTV, “domestic” CCTV surveillance has now
