New to Spain with alsorts of problems

You could set up a discreet surveillance camera that can be monitored over the internet to see who actually is coming and going. Just the entrance hallway maybe.

I'm goung  to look into that sort of thing but obviously dont want to break the law there. So i guess I'll be googling again 😊there has to be some way of finding out whats been going on ... i hope. Thanks for your thoughts it all helps eh 😊

Not so long ago I was asked by a friend who has a bar in Spain about security cameras. He had been given some info and a quote by a security company who wanted to charge quite a lot for installation. Licencing, permissions etc.

I had no idea so ask I the National Police. 

The result was that if he installed cameras in the interior of his bar, which did not look on to an area where the public had legitimate access, which were only in operation whilst the bar was closed to the public, he could do so without any formalities.

I would think that must mean that cameras, inside a private dwelling that do not have  a view to a public area outside, create no problems.  

 Of course if one were to let the premises,  I would think they could not be used whilst the property was let.

How do the Chino shops get away with this, most ones I have been in they have a 50inch TV above the till section showing about 50 plus thumbnail size pictures covering the shop against shop lifters, the ceilings are covered in round see all cameras, and the police shop in these shops also.

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