Garante · 619/2026
The controller explained that it had installed the cameras to record the lockers where personal items are stored.
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The controller explained that it had installed the cameras to record the lockers where personal items are stored. No recording of the changing rooms, showers or toilets was undertaken, and footage was stored for 72 hours. Also, only two individuals would access the footage at the request of judicial or public security authorities.The controller explained that it had installed the cameras to record the lockers where personal items are stored. No recording of the changing rooms, showers or toilets was undertaken, and footage was stored for 72 hours. Also, only two individuals would access the footage at the request of judicial or public security authorities. The DPA contacted the controller about the possible violation of the GDPR. Subsequently, the controller deactivated the cameras and the subsequent processing operations, revised the retention periods of the footage from 72 hours to 12/24 hours and updated the signage.The DPA contacted the controller about the possible violation of th