Video surveillance

Data protection information on video surveillance

We use video surveillance on the property we use.

Purpose of video surveillance and legal basis

Video surveillance is used to exercise domiciliary rights, to prevent criminal offenses and to preserve evidence in the event of criminal offenses.
The legal basis for video surveillance is Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f) GDPR, whereby our interests arise from the aforementioned purposes.

Recipients / forwarding of data

The data is passed on to service providers commissioned by us who perform monitoring tasks for our company. In the event of suspected criminal acts, we may also forward the data to law enforcement authorities.

Otherwise, the data will only be passed on if there is a legal basis for the transfer. This may be the case in particular if the police or other security authorities take action in the context of so-called danger prevention and demand access to the video surveillance data.

Data processing outside the European Union

Personal data is not processed in the context of video surveillance.

Your rights as a data subject

You have the right to information about the personal data concerning you. You can contact us at any time for information. In the case of a request for information that is not made in writing, we ask for your understanding that we may require proof from you that you are the person you claim to be. Furthermore, you have a right to rectification or erasure or to restriction of processing, insofar as you are legally entitled to do so.

Finally, you have the right to object to the processing within the framework of the legal requirements. You also have the right to data portability within the framework of the data protection regulations.

Deletion of data

Data from video surveillance is generally deleted after 10 days.

The data may be stored for a longer period of time if there are facts that justify the assumption that actions can be seen on recordings from a limited period of time that are to be prosecuted as a criminal offense or used to assert claims under civil law.

Right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority

You have the right to complain to a data protection supervisory authority about the processing of personal data by us.

Status: 26.06.2019