Anonymised respondent (a company, tenant of neighbouring restaurant)

Enquiry is closed to the satisfaction of all parties under section 6 of the Data Protection Act (DPA). DPO, 4 June 2025.

Record ID

mu-dpo-2025-0205

Case reference

Decision No 205

Jurisdiction

Mauritius

Regulator

DPO

Type

determination

Date decided

4 June 2025

Respondent type

private

Sector

hospitality

Violations

CCTV camera facing the entrance and windows of the neighbouring saloon without permission, Camera allowing visibility inside the saloon causing disturbance and discomfort to clients

Provisions cited

s.6 Data Protection Act

Outcome

enquiry is closed to the satisfaction of all parties under section 6 of the Data Protection Act (DPA)

Status

final

Source

Official document ↗

Source integrity

SHA-256 b7a708640319b0fe…

Record verified

30 July 2026

The facts

The complainant, a salon owner, alleged that the tenant of a neighbouring restaurant had installed a CCTV camera facing the salon without permission, directed at its entrance and windows with visibility inside, causing discomfort to clients, many of them women and tourists. The Police found nine cameras at the respondent's premises including one motion-tracker camera capturing towards the salon; a second site visit found that camera was no longer capturing towards the complainant's premises.

Orders and outcome

The Data Protection Commissioner closed the enquiry to the satisfaction of all parties. The published summary carries no monetary order.

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