Infringing Third-Party Rights / Rights To Own Images - Targa WAL 14 A1 Manual De Instrucciones

WAL 14 A1
DANGER! The housing of the outdoor camera must not be damaged. If the housing is
damaged, there is a risk of electric shock.
DANGER! Do not use the outdoor camera in environments with a high risk of explosion from
flammable gases, vapours or dust. There is risk of explosion.
DANGER! Never open the housing of the outdoor camera apart from to change the memory
card. The mains power must be switched off for all work on the outdoor camera, even replacing
the memory card! If the housing is opened, there is a risk of electric shock.
DANGER! Risk of injury! Never use optical instruments such as a magnifying glass to look
directly into the light beam. This could damage your eyes. If you suspect you have damaged
your eyes, seek medical attention immediately.
DANGER! Risk of fire! Never cover the outdoor camera, as this could cause it to overheat.
DANGER! All repairs must be carried out by a specialist.
WARNING! Do not hang anything from the outdoor camera. The housing is not designed to
support weights. This could damage the outdoor camera.
WARNING! Do not insert foreign bodies into the outdoor camera. This could damage the
outdoor camera.

5.1. Infringing third-party rights / Rights to own images

Rights to own images or pictures are a subset of the general law on personality. They stipulate that all
people have the fundamental right to determine whether and in what context images of them are
published.
Private surveillance cameras (e.g. IP cameras) may not be used to monitor public areas or private areas
belonging to others. This also applies to areas used on a communal basis (e.g. owner or tenant
collective). This means, for example, entrance areas or paths used by multiple people.
What can I monitor with my IP camera?
Video surveillance using an IP camera is permitted for monitoring your own properties.
One restriction: All persons who are or could be affected by the video surveillance must be informed that
surveillance is taking place. In order to comply with this obligation, it is sufficient to affix signs or stickers in
the area monitored. However, these notices must be visible prior to entering the monitored area. If, for
example, you are monitoring your own property with an IP camera, there should be a notice at all
entrances to the property.
When setting up an IP camera, please note the following:
Copyright:
Essentially, everyone has the right to their own image. According to the laws on copyright, images can
only be published without the consent of the people of them if they are incidental next to a landmark or
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