Privacy

Privacy is part of our product DNA. From our founding, we have strived to design and build our products and services with privacy in mind. We do this so that our platforms can provide our customers with the security and functionality they want – and in a way that respects the privacy of the people who interact with their organization. Our ongoing commitment to privacy begins with these principles:

While the GDPR is broadly applicable across the EU, various countries have additional camera and/or biometric laws that apply to the use of video surveillance with or without biometrics. Likewise, local privacy regulators have differing views across the EU on how camera surveillance may be conducted under the GDPR. We examine some key country specific laws and regulatory guidance below to help our customers comply with their EU privacy obligations.

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