Legal experts said the camera contravenes Austrian laws restricting the use of
surveillance cameras. Hans Zeger, president of Argen Daten, an NGO
specialising in data protection, said official permission was needed to
place the camera, and “at the very least is should have been marked
with signs so visitors could adjust their behaviour and avoid the monitored
areas.” But the Carinthia Hunting Society, the organisation which
placed the camera, defended the use of the spying equipment.
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