Pointer — Season 1, Episode 1: This police logger violates the privacy of suspects

Episode synopsis

Police logger Jan-Willem goes into the mistake ... again. Despite the instructions for the use of social media by police, there are still people traceable in videos of the Vlogger. And with that he lays private data from citizens on the street. Pointer investigated the traceability of people in videos of police logger Jan-Willem and it shows that the popular agent rebreeds several privacy rules. That is remarkable, because following earlier research, the police proposed guidelines for improving social media posters. Now it appears that after the tightening of the rules in certain 22 cases that are traceable to a person are visible and audible in videos of Jan-Willem. Social media is indispensable in the police. You see it at all arguing: a detection message via a Twitter or Facebook message.

About Pointer

Pointer is the platform for research journalism of Kro-NCRV on TV, radio and online. We keep your sharp and address the issues of now. We do this with the latest methods and the most experienced journalists, and we are always transparent about our approach.

More episodes from Season 1

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• E3Care cowboys Part II. The directors of these care companies are rich in care money
• E4How a mysterious e-mail leads to online scammers in the Philippines
• E5Care cowboys Part III. Municipalities hardly have any view of spending care money