Surveillance Footage and Privacy
The article focuses on the efforts of the Ministry of Interior in using smart cameras to enhance security and prevent crime. This is achieved through the installation of a comprehensive network of cameras in public and private facilities, in accordance with strict privacy laws governing recordings. It also explains that the law penalizes the leaking of camera footage with imprisonment of up to 5 years and a fine of up to 10,000 dinars. The cameras' recordings are kept for no less than 120 days and are updated regularly. Their installation is prohibited in private areas such as bedrooms and restrooms to respect privacy. The use of facial recognition technology and smart cameras enables immediate tracking of wanted individuals, which has contributed to the apprehension of many suspects, thereby protecting the community and effectively maintaining security.
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