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- Privacy topics
F.C. Copenhagen – Violation Found (Denmark, 2024)
F.C. Copenhagen was found to have used facial recognition technology for security at events without clear consent mechanisms. This raises concerns about privacy and the use of such technology in public spaces. It emphasizes the need for transparency when using surveillance tools.
What happened
F.C. Copenhagen was found to have used facial recognition technology at events without proper consent.
Who was affected
Event attendees who were subjected to facial recognition without their knowledge.
What the authority found
The Norwegian DPA found that the use of facial recognition technology raised privacy concerns under GDPR.
Why this matters
This case highlights the need for clear consent and transparency when using surveillance technology, especially in public settings.
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The case involves the use of facial recognition technology for security purposes at events, not related to cookies or consent mechanisms.
Outcome
Violation Found
The DPA found a violation but did not impose a fine.
Related Enforcement Actions (0)
No other enforcement actions found for F.C. Copenhagen in DK
This is the only recorded action for this entity in this jurisdiction.
Details
Decision Date
18 December 2024
Authority
Datatilsynet (Norway)
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Cite as: Cookie Fines. F.C. Copenhagen - Denmark (2024). Retrieved from cookiefines.eu
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