minux
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Definatly private property is where youd have to turn it off Anywhere which records private property would be illegal (so even if you got a shot of other peoples places [even if just their front yard]). However that said, if a collision happens or you catch something illegal then authorities like the systems. It's up to you, just dont get caught with them? Other than that if your involved in a collision and police rock up and it's not your fault and they decide to blame you, you have solid evidence you can show them, or you can hold off for a day and check and then tell them, saying you were in shock and forgot about the system.
If you hide them then that would be better, no one will be able to tell they're there
Actually, not at all, you only have to turn it off it it is recording actions which would otherwise be private. Being in a supermarket is not classed as an area where you would expect privacy. being in your bathroom is. I can go and take photos of anyone in their front yard and it is legal as it is not a place you would expect privacy. Now add an 8 foot fence and that changes. I can walk through the street photographing/video taping anyone I like if anyone threatens me for doing so it carries a maximum 5 year penalty for the threat.
there are perfectly legal ways to play back any recording under certain circumstances. Simply put though, if you have video devices in your car recording entrance points, providing you make sure it isnt recording through someones house window where one would expect to be afforded privacy, there is really no law against it.