It’s about balancing risks against the costs - financial and operational - of dealing with those perceived risks. It is the civic responsibility of citizens to act appropriately. If “audits” include the use of specialist equipment that gives someone access to records that no one would otherwise see, then public bodies will have to start taking drastic measures. For example, should organisations start to implement privacy measures that anticipate the use of telephoto lenses or drones to view items through windows? Do we want our taxes spent on that kind of thing? Do we really want windowless ground floors in all public and commercial premises?
@@RichardHartley65 It is the responsibility of the data handler to keep said unattended data present in any situation where the public might see it. Notice I say "unattended". If they walk away from that data it needs to be secured. If their on a computer for example that screen needs to not be visable in a manor that may be viewed by they public in any manor. Hard copy on a desk, potentially visible by the public, should not be left in such a state while nobody is at said desk.
@@Leepercomm - I’m aware of the data protection laws. The question I have for you is as stated previously: do you want all public buildings and commercial premises to have to block out windows in case someone pokes a telephoto lens at them? What about upper floors where a drone could potentially film something? Should we turn all those buildings into windowless bunkers? Because ‘auditors’ will keep escalating in order to get clicks, that’s pretty clear. Auditors don’t just act like a normal visitor to a building. So the precautions required to prevent an auditor viewing something are likely to be disproportionate.
@@RichardHartley65 There are many different type of window coverings that allow light in and alow those inside to see out but prevents anyone from the outside to see in. Hence your argument about any drone or telephoto lenses is a mute point. You've heard of two way mirrors? The same can be done with windows but still allow ligh to enter. The other, and more common method, is to use a dark tint. Haven't you ever seen tall buildings where an aircraft flying by has its tefection on the windows of the building?
Today I was walking past 2 officers who arrested some lass, who then shouted to me “take a photo it will last longer” so I began filming her and the female office told me to carry on walking and not film, I politely rejected for her to then say you can’t record this. Thanks to AB I know I can, I told her I can and I will as she’s no right to stop me. She soon shut up and backed off 🤣 why do officers think they can stop public filming in public… deluded liars. Wouldn’t of ever knew any of that without AB 👍🏼 legend
Cops have been relying on 'bluff' for many years! They can say anything and they think that the public will just abide by what orders theyre given. However, times have changed, and now we all know that they are allowed to speak crap, but we dont need to listen anymore.
“My personal right not to be filmed”. I wonder how he get’s on running around telling that to all the operators of CCTV, tourists taking photos, dash cams capturing him etc. What an absolute helmet 😂😂😂
When starting out as a street photographer, I found it so difficult to take pictures of scenes with people for fear of making anyone uncomfortable. I accept that being specifically made the direct subject of a photographer or recording without warning or expectation feels intrusive and overly personal to many, if not most people. And it's an understandable feeling to have but yes, it's not justified, it's not a right, and it's not illegal to film anything in a public place. When people get defensive over filming of property and objects that are in public view, it's just ridiculous. This guy didn't overstep that mark, so he still gets a pass from me.
@gbhxu come the day the authorities don't like you for political reasons you can be sure any footage taken of you will be accessed by the police and used against you. Don't be a fool, look where all this surveillance is taking us.
At 7:44 when you said "Ohhhh I can't find the toilets".... I'm really surprised that you couldn't smell the toilets on the market just over the road down the stairs on the corner. They are one of the smelliest bogs I have ever entered. 😂
Here's one for you, AB... those two Assyrian-inspired lions either side of the entrance were the same form as those used on the British Pavillion, New York World's Fair 1939. 🤔 Sculptured by Alfred Frank Hardiman in 1936.
Part of the new SIA renewal of your badge you have to be able to speak good English and read good English as well as completing the ACT awareness course which teaches you how to spot any suspicious behaviour and hostile reconnaissance comes under that hence why all the police and security officers always talk about that. Carry on with your good work AB!!
For those who aren’t aware, maybe they don’t live in uk; That course will be online, unsupervised, clicked through in five minutes with an unfailable multiple choice quiz at the end.
I was getting a bit itchy as you hadn't released a video for a few days, I thought "maybe tomorrow", I didn't expect you to post one this late. Much love AB 😀😀😀
So what do we actually learn from any of these? Nothing really significant so far. The best is widespread ignorance in terms of filming not.being readily controlled (yet). Will these actually change anything that matters? Seems very doubtful and more likely to encourage more power to control what is, in practice, often a nuisance caller
@@hj925- some of the police ones are illuminating and really do serve a purpose. The ones on other public buildings are generally cringeworthy and do nothing to further society. As you say, the likely response will be legislation to restrict filming in public buildings where it intrudes on the privacy of others. It will backfire. But for now, it generates views on TH-cam which is all these channels need.
@@RichardHartley65 The police were often disappointing, but that wasn't a shock was it and most of it was confirmation of what we already know. Actually some of it was strangely reassuring given their history. The public buildings were generally pointless. The rest is as you say.
@@hj925 - the ‘auditors’ argument is that engaging with police officers and publicising instances where they act outside their authority(or abuse their powers) is a way to bring about change. Police forces should discipline and/or re-train officers who have been shown to act inappropriately. They should also emphasise the rights of citizens and the limitations of police powers. Over time, the attitudes and behaviour in the police force should improve. I think there is merit in the argument, based on some of encounters that are shown on this channel.
@seandoyle8629 no i clicked on the video to watch and noticed the high views so then wished AB more success, what is wrong with that ? I thought it was nice thing to say personally but nobody is free from criticism clearly.
@@acethecreation it's not about the views buddy, why don't you pay attention to the purpose of these videos instead. Even if he had only one view it's great because the nature of what he's doing is worth more than some statistic.
There's something very strange about that so called council room/info area? The security guy was great, but I have a feeling he is running it all in that room, there were no notice boards, no usual signs or pictures, leaflets etc. I have a feeling shortly the only way you will be able to access it is via online, all part of the great reset imo.
It amazes me how difficult councils make it for the public to access the council even though we vote for them and pay for them and as far as public toilets go all council offices have to have access to toilets for members of the public
Where do you get these 'personal' rights from ? The public worker has human rights just like the rest of us and article 10 gives AB the right to record in that public place but article 8 doesn't apply to the public worker in the same public place IMO.
"That's why shouldn't be filming it" - sums everything that's wrong with public services in the UK up. Rather than proactively looking to protect the public's info, they'd rather blame the people highlighting the fact that the info isn't being protected?
That is not the Castle, it is the Guildhall - the old City Hall, now museum / coffee shop / visitor centre type place. You should look at the map slightly more. 🙂 - The library is adjacent to the City Hall / Council Offices. The modern building. The former library burnt down in a fire 30 years ago and many old books and texts were lost. The City Hall was made in the 50s and old buildings were demolished to build it, unfortunately.
Those two muppets on the walkway couldn't give a toss if peoples information is compromised, unless it's theirs of course. That other woman must have been 'Caroline' The Grass 😂
Counter terrorism ... most law enforcement uses it to intimidate ppl without knowing a single sht abt it. They should be fined for threatening ppl if not sending to jail.
I reported gdpr breaches with peoples mortgage details to the ico. Provided photo proof and a whole timeline of me chasing up the windows getting covered. The worst and most unhelpful organisation ive ever dealt with is the ico.
Good security guard in the hall , I don’t think he thinks he has a right more a goodwill request which AB did grant, @AuditingBritian AB get down to Plymouth
'Intransigent' is the perfect adjective for her demonstration of not understanding their/her responsibility to protect information! Sadly, they aren't intelligent enough to avoid demonstrating that lack of ability...
It is funny how few people understand the law surrounding photography. You have the police who think that their own CCTV and BWV are fine, but you subjecting them to any scrutiny (or protest) by photograaphing (filming) them is bad, and then the misuse and abuse the law to bully and intimidate you. Then you have the police and politicians who think it great to have facial recognition going. But again, don't want you to film them. And all the other arm's length government employees such as security guards who think you should not be using cameras around them on or in government buildings. Then all the public who have cameras of their own but have some idea that yours is somehow bad voodoo but theirs is great. Everyone needs to get their heads into the C21st. If you haven't notices that cameras on mobile phones are ubiquitous it is time you did. So either ALL cameras are bad and the state needs to ditch all the CCTV and state 'security' cameras or everyone needs to get used to being filmed by whoever feels like it in public.
They don't understand that privacy of data is the employees responsibility. Not the public's responsibility to "not look at it".
It’s about balancing risks against the costs - financial and operational - of dealing with those perceived risks. It is the civic responsibility of citizens to act appropriately. If “audits” include the use of specialist equipment that gives someone access to records that no one would otherwise see, then public bodies will have to start taking drastic measures. For example, should organisations start to implement privacy measures that anticipate the use of telephoto lenses or drones to view items through windows? Do we want our taxes spent on that kind of thing? Do we really want windowless ground floors in all public and commercial premises?
@@RichardHartley65 It is the responsibility of the data handler to keep said unattended data present in any situation where the public might see it. Notice I say "unattended". If they walk away from that data it needs to be secured. If their on a computer for example that screen needs to not be visable in a manor that may be viewed by they public in any manor. Hard copy on a desk, potentially visible by the public, should not be left in such a state while nobody is at said desk.
@@Leepercomm - I’m aware of the data protection laws. The question I have for you is as stated previously: do you want all public buildings and commercial premises to have to block out windows in case someone pokes a telephoto lens at them? What about upper floors where a drone could potentially film something? Should we turn all those buildings into windowless bunkers? Because ‘auditors’ will keep escalating in order to get clicks, that’s pretty clear. Auditors don’t just act like a normal visitor to a building. So the precautions required to prevent an auditor viewing something are likely to be disproportionate.
@@RichardHartley65rotfl.
@@RichardHartley65 There are many different type of window coverings that allow light in and alow those inside to see out but prevents anyone from the outside to see in. Hence your argument about any drone or telephoto lenses is a mute point. You've heard of two way mirrors? The same can be done with windows but still allow ligh to enter. The other, and more common method, is to use a dark tint. Haven't you ever seen tall buildings where an aircraft flying by has its tefection on the windows of the building?
That bloke was a true gentleman! You can't give him any stick for that!
Not realy he is miss informend about "my personal right" umm cameras all over the building
Today I was walking past 2 officers who arrested some lass, who then shouted to me “take a photo it will last longer” so I began filming her and the female office told me to carry on walking and not film, I politely rejected for her to then say you can’t record this. Thanks to AB I know I can, I told her I can and I will as she’s no right to stop me. She soon shut up and backed off 🤣 why do officers think they can stop public filming in public… deluded liars. Wouldn’t of ever knew any of that without AB 👍🏼 legend
Cops have been relying on 'bluff' for many years! They can say anything and they think that the public will just abide by what orders theyre given. However, times have changed, and now we all know that they are allowed to speak crap, but we dont need to listen anymore.
They dont, theyre chancing it. The ones that do would have stopped you and thus criminals.
they expect everyone just to do as they tell them regardless if its lawful or not
They think they are the Gestapo and are not compatible to work for a free people imo! This attitude has to change or we have to stop paying them.
They asked you not to film because that’s the decent thing to do. Not because you have to.
“My personal right not to be filmed”. I wonder how he get’s on running around telling that to all the operators of CCTV, tourists taking photos, dash cams capturing him etc. What an absolute helmet 😂😂😂
Come on, he is counter terrorism trained. He knows his ish 😂
@@becky2235 But, these are not uploaded to TH-cam.
@@gbhxuyou don't know that.
When starting out as a street photographer, I found it so difficult to take pictures of scenes with people for fear of making anyone uncomfortable. I accept that being specifically made the direct subject of a photographer or recording without warning or expectation feels intrusive and overly personal to many, if not most people. And it's an understandable feeling to have but yes, it's not justified, it's not a right, and it's not illegal to film anything in a public place. When people get defensive over filming of property and objects that are in public view, it's just ridiculous. This guy didn't overstep that mark, so he still gets a pass from me.
@gbhxu come the day the authorities don't like you for political reasons you can be sure any footage taken of you will be accessed by the police and used against you. Don't be a fool, look where all this surveillance is taking us.
"Are you going for a jog?" Can be a very polite way of saying... JOG ON!
(Informal - British) Meaning:
Go away or F**k Off. 😂😂😂
At 7:44 when you said "Ohhhh I can't find the toilets".... I'm really surprised that you couldn't smell the toilets on the market just over the road down the stairs on the corner. They are one of the smelliest bogs I have ever entered. 😂
Here's one for you, AB... those two Assyrian-inspired lions either side of the entrance were the same form as those used on the British Pavillion, New York World's Fair 1939. 🤔 Sculptured by Alfred Frank Hardiman in 1936.
Worlds fairs….old world…one world civilisation 🤔
You from Norwich boy ...
@@jamielee9350 Nope... Asgard! 🤣
@@Saxtoo 🤣🤣🤣
Behold! The most fearsome weapon on the streets today, the Camera! (unless it belongs to a company/government/institution)
That boy in the window must have been confuuused. Imagine a typical day at work and you see AB bopping his head through the winow 🤣🤣
Wow that woman that came out asking questions, by the the looks of her she was just having a ‘very bad hair day’ yuk !
Greggs was shut
Don't you find a large proportion of council employees look like that ??
Part of the new SIA renewal of your badge you have to be able to speak good English and read good English as well as completing the ACT awareness course which teaches you how to spot any suspicious behaviour and hostile reconnaissance comes under that hence why all the police and security officers always talk about that. Carry on with your good work AB!!
For those who aren’t aware, maybe they don’t live in uk; That course will be online, unsupervised, clicked through in five minutes with an unfailable multiple choice quiz at the end.
There is cctv,so I don't want to be recorded??
I was getting a bit itchy as you hadn't released a video for a few days, I thought "maybe tomorrow", I didn't expect you to post one this late. Much love AB 😀😀😀
Thanks AB for conducting another safety audit - making sure that public data doesn’t trespass into the view of the ‘not allowed’ public.
So what do we actually learn from any of these? Nothing really significant so far. The best is widespread ignorance in terms of filming not.being readily controlled (yet). Will these actually change anything that matters? Seems very doubtful and more likely to encourage more power to control what is, in practice, often a nuisance caller
@@hj925- some of the police ones are illuminating and really do serve a purpose. The ones on other public buildings are generally cringeworthy and do nothing to further society. As you say, the likely response will be legislation to restrict filming in public buildings where it intrudes on the privacy of others. It will backfire. But for now, it generates views on TH-cam which is all these channels need.
@@RichardHartley65 The police were often disappointing, but that wasn't a shock was it and most of it was confirmation of what we already know. Actually some of it was strangely reassuring given their history. The public buildings were generally pointless. The rest is as you say.
@@hj925 - the ‘auditors’ argument is that engaging with police officers and publicising instances where they act outside their authority(or abuse their powers) is a way to bring about change. Police forces should discipline and/or re-train officers who have been shown to act inappropriately. They should also emphasise the rights of citizens and the limitations of police powers. Over time, the attitudes and behaviour in the police force should improve. I think there is merit in the argument, based on some of encounters that are shown on this channel.
Nearlly 2k views in 10 mins bro you are smashing it more success to you 🙌
more interested in the views ?. more than the content ?
@seandoyle8629 no i clicked on the video to watch and noticed the high views so then wished AB more success, what is wrong with that ? I thought it was nice thing to say personally but nobody is free from criticism clearly.
@seandoyle8629 more interested in reading the comments to nitpick rather than scrolling past and enjoying your life? Get the F out
@@acethecreation it's not about the views buddy, why don't you pay attention to the purpose of these videos instead. Even if he had only one view it's great because the nature of what he's doing is worth more than some statistic.
@mickhasthefacts8632 i can pay attention to two things at once i am not mentally disabled bruh.
Public employees seem to be getting ruder and scruffier in equal measures these days...
Low IQ is the hire of the day!
Love the videos mate,keep up the good work!
There's something very strange about that so called council room/info area? The security guy was great, but I have a feeling he is running it all in that room, there were no notice boards, no usual signs or pictures, leaflets etc. I have a feeling shortly the only way you will be able to access it is via online, all part of the great reset imo.
Dont ask to sit down in that big room
Like the Marie Celeste!! Council people all working from home - that's why you can never get hold of anyone!!!
Hey mate! When are you coming to Norwich again? Can you let me know when as I would love to meet u lol, so cool ❤
Thanks AB. Appreciate your work
donate to me bro, plz
@@chunkychopsSperm donation?
@@Desmondbrowne666 😂
Thank you
@@chunkychops What good are you doing for the world? Money is made where value is added
What is this phobia of being recorded or photographed in public especially someone who works with the public (e.g., government, police,etc)?
Its called being a stuck up dafty
There are no companies in Eangland that power wash buildings from outside??? Sidewalk and stairs ??? Who lives like this ????!!!!
KUDUS44U, most of england, councils have not pay to clean or mow or weed the streets gor several years now.
This guy is hilarious!! His reaction to the people is priceless haha!!
It amazes me how difficult councils make it for the public to access the council even though we vote for them and pay for them and as far as public toilets go all council offices have to have access to toilets for members of the public
He was given access though? Which piece of legislation states that all council offices have to have access to toilets for members of the public?
That mustache closing the window hit my funny bone hahaahha
Those buildings are creepy when there's no one around
Public toilets are in The Forum - you just needed to cross the road by the bend as you came out of City Hall
Jees Louise, they need to paint or Pressure Wash this building. It's absolutely DIRTY on the OUTSIDE...
She has actually paid to have her hair cut like that……..🤯
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When a woman say mate the conversation is done 😂😂😂
Another time you’ve been to Norwich! You been in, where have have not. 👏👏👏
😂🤣😂I love how mustache man slammed the window🤣😂🤣RAGE QUIT😂🤣😂😁👍
Where do you get these 'personal' rights from ? The public worker has human rights just like the rest of us and article 10 gives AB the right to record in that public place but article 8 doesn't apply to the public worker in the same public place IMO.
The security was decent. The jogger was a creep.
AB don't whistle in doors, it's bad luck mate. Good video though,well done council security bloke. Thumbs-up to him
PJ did not attempt to pinch the Power Station ….told him you soundly have but he found love ❤️
The Man at 13.18 😂😂😂
"You crack on then mate".
"Thanks ,I definitely will" .
Nice to meet sarcasm with sarcasm.😊
14:40 @Auditing Britain You missed the opportunity to tell that man to 'jog on'! 😄
The woman is mental and the exciting thing is we are paying for it
That last bloke in the grey jumper was a bit moody 🥸
Perfectly legal and interesting thanks for sharing
Well done AB for explaining to this guy as he was being fairly reasonable
I don’t usually notice these things but the ladies multi-coloured jumper looked nice. Had I seen that in a shop I wouldn’t have expected that.
"That's why shouldn't be filming it" - sums everything that's wrong with public services in the UK up.
Rather than proactively looking to protect the public's info, they'd rather blame the people highlighting the fact that the info isn't being protected?
Defo look into exploring more of Norwich stations etc 🤣 this city is erm eventful and some of the reactions well...
Nice guy, was mis informed but prepared to listen. Very well done
AB OUT 🇬🇧
Nice vid A.B. as always, you talked em around in the end👍
I live in Norwich thanks for the guided tour of areas that ive never seen 😂
Abeee love your video 👍
There were some proper trout faced woman (or they/thems) working there. A right bunch of joy sponges
Beautiful hand knitted coat
4:43 The counter terrorism training is an online course which takes 75 minutes 😂
7:30 To the right steps down to the market. Public bogs on the right.
Or The Forum - one minute’s walk from the council office.
There are not enough public lavatories in this country, perhaps they think we are super beings, who process it in a different way?
If theirs public toilets they haven't got a leg to stand on, when you state it's a public place if theirs public loo's
Fair play to the lad
"Auditing Britain' or ' Auditing England & Wales' ? Britain includes Scotland. You always seem to be in England, with the very rare trip to Wales.
English not welcome in Scotland
That is not the Castle, it is the Guildhall - the old City Hall, now museum / coffee shop / visitor centre type place. You should look at the map slightly more. 🙂 - The library is adjacent to the City Hall / Council Offices. The modern building. The former library burnt down in a fire 30 years ago and many old books and texts were lost. The City Hall was made in the 50s and old buildings were demolished to build it, unfortunately.
First like, then watch...
Finally, a pass in general, love the new ,'catch a grass'...😂
What a weird decor. Such a waste of space.
Good security guide though
Yo AB you was so close to the old city police cells, maybe older then the city council building
Looks like a mudflood building
Been waiting for a new one AB. Enjoying your work. I wish you could tell them how you really feel.
I thought the fashion police might make an appearance in this one.
AB......your great 👍
13.39 Karen’s bemused look
NORWICH IS MY CITY AB X
Hi Domingo in Little Oakley...
the lovely two at the end like teeneagers !
The state of them two.
Those two muppets on the walkway couldn't give a toss if peoples information is compromised, unless it's theirs of course. That other woman must have been 'Caroline' The Grass 😂
You should definitely go visit Norwich castle!
i always thought illegal was a sick bird.
👍🏴
I have known that security guard for about 15 yrs , he's not a bad lad . He sure has put a bit of timber on since I last saw him 🤣🤣🤣
Excellent as always AB..but volume to low....
Bethal street needs a visit
Yes agreed its full of tyrants and corruption
Both the staff that questioned AB look homeless.
8:10 Maybe he was listening to Cole Lam play, "Sweet Caroline," on the piano.
Guarantee the first floor with the walkway and outdoor flat areas'll be a pub in 2 years.
mosque
Counter terrorism ... most law enforcement uses it to intimidate ppl without knowing a single sht abt it. They should be fined for threatening ppl if not sending to jail.
Thank you AB❤
I reported gdpr breaches with peoples mortgage details to the ico. Provided photo proof and a whole timeline of me chasing up the windows getting covered.
The worst and most unhelpful organisation ive ever dealt with is the ico.
McDonald’s should be illegal - that should be the concern for some people
Good security guard in the hall , I don’t think he thinks he has a right more a goodwill request which AB did grant, @AuditingBritian AB get down to Plymouth
It looks like some kind of weird 1980s Qbert style decor.
Does anyone else remember when every poxy little outfit didnt have security
'Intransigent' is the perfect adjective for her demonstration of not understanding their/her responsibility to protect information!
Sadly, they aren't intelligent enough to avoid demonstrating that lack of ability...
No staff at the council office thats typical only security . What is their council tax paying for ??
All bookies have a public toilet. In case you get caught short again.
It’s a public area with that salt bin that women knows nothing about
They looks like there with jst stop oil
You can spot a lesbian a mile off 😂
New Norwich police station on Broadland Business park ..👍🏻👍🏻
"Bin out!"
It is funny how few people understand the law surrounding photography. You have the police who think that their own CCTV and BWV are fine, but you subjecting them to any scrutiny (or protest) by photograaphing (filming) them is bad, and then the misuse and abuse the law to bully and intimidate you.
Then you have the police and politicians who think it great to have facial recognition going. But again, don't want you to film them.
And all the other arm's length government employees such as security guards who think you should not be using cameras around them on or in government buildings.
Then all the public who have cameras of their own but have some idea that yours is somehow bad voodoo but theirs is great.
Everyone needs to get their heads into the C21st. If you haven't notices that cameras on mobile phones are ubiquitous it is time you did. So either ALL cameras are bad and the state needs to ditch all the CCTV and state 'security' cameras or everyone needs to get used to being filmed by whoever feels like it in public.
The rainbow jumper was a giveaway of a intolerant human being. Where everything is illegal except the bubbles in her head