The policy states that for Expert Monitoring Service subscribers in the US and Canada, video verification and live viewing footage is shared with third-party monitoring companies including Rapid Response Monitoring Services, Inc., which may independently report incidents to police, fire, or medical authorities.
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This provision establishes a contractual mechanism by which subscriber video data, acknowledged to contain facial data, voice, and behavioral information, is transmitted to a named third-party monitoring company with authority to contact emergency services, creating a data flow from consumer home surveillance to law enforcement without additional user authorization at the time of each incident.
Under this provision, Expert Monitoring Service subscribers in the US and Canada authorize Anker to share live and recorded video containing facial, voice, and behavioral data with Rapid Response Monitoring Services, Inc., which the terms state may independently notify police, fire, or medical services based on its own assessment of the footage.
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Compare across platforms →"For users that have subscribed to eufy Expert Monitoring Service in US and Canada, Video Verification and Authorize Live Viewing you explicitly authorized will be collected and shared with third parties (e.g. Rapid Response Monitoring Services, Inc.) to monitor and analyze risks that you, your family, or your property may encounter, so that third parties can report incidents to the police, fire department, medical or security guards in accordance with the content of your subscribed service and the laws of your region. Please note that video data may contain sensitive data, such as facial data, voice, human behavior and posture, etc.Excerpt from Eufy's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages CPRA sensitive personal information provisions, state wiretapping and electronic surveillance statutes, and potentially Fourth Amendment considerations regarding law enforcement access to private video surveillance data.
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This provision establishes a contractual mechanism by which subscriber video data, acknowledged to contain facial data, voice, and behavioral information, is transmitted to a named third-party monitoring company with authority to contact emergency services, creating a data flow from consumer home surveillance to law enforcement without additional user authorization at the time of each incident.
Under this provision, Expert Monitoring Service subscribers in the US and Canada authorize Anker to share live and recorded video containing facial, voice, and behavioral data with Rapid Response Monitoring Services, Inc., which the terms state may independently notify police, fire, or medical services based on its own assessment of the footage.
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