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Is People-Counting Data Personal Data Under GDPR? A Plain-English Look
Does counting visitors create personal data? This plain-English guide explains why anonymous aggregate footfall counts usually fall outside GDPR's personal-data rules, where the line sits, and why you should still confirm with your own advisor.
People Counting Without Facial Recognition: How Body-Only Detection Works
Modern people counting does not need faces. This guide explains how counting works from body shape, head and shoulders, and position, why that keeps the output anonymous, and how it differs from facial recognition and cross-camera re-identification.
Privacy-First People Counting: Anonymous, On-Premise, No Facial Recognition
A clear, honest explainer of privacy-first people counting. We cover body-only detection, on-site video processing, what data is stored, and why only anonymous numbers ever leave your building, without overstating what any system can promise.