OGH Decisions on Unauthorized Video Surveillance in Parking Areas

• OGH 5 Ob 240/18g: This decision discusses the legal implications of video surveillance on private property, including parking areas, and highlights the need for appropriate signage and compliance with data protection regulations.
• OGH 2 Ob 221/21w: This case involves the assessment of data protection compliance for video surveillance in publicly accessible areas, including parking lots. The court emphasized the need for clear consent and proper notification to individuals being recorded.
• OGH 8 Ob 75/21v: This decision addresses the unauthorized video surveillance of a parking lot, focusing on the implications of capturing vehicle license plates and the necessity of transparency and adherence to data minimization principles under the GDPR.
• OGH 5 Ob 9/24w: This ruling covers the legality of video surveillance in shared parking areas, highlighting the importance of proportionality and the need to avoid excessive data collection.
• OGH 6 Ob 56/21k: This decision elaborates on the requirements for lawful video surveillance under the GDPR, especially in terms of necessity, data minimization, and the rights of the individuals being recorded.