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Warning for estates and complexes that scan visitor car and drivers licences in South Africa
Published Sunday, 5 April 2026
AI Editorial Summary
Estates and residential complexes in South Africa that scan visitor identification and vehicle licence documents may be violating POPIA's lawful processing requirements. Such practices likely constitute excessive personal information collection without proper legal basis or consent, potentially exposing property managers to enforcement action by the Information Regulator.
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