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Drones, Real Estate Video Surveillance, and Neighbourhood Right to Privacy – The Potential Area of Normative Impact from the Perspective of the Polish Law
Abstract The use of new technologies covers more and more areas of social life, including securing and protecting property, especially real estate. For these purposes cameras mounted on drones may be used, allowing the possibility to record vidoes containing an overview of the monitored property (re
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