Vem ser dig? : En fallstudie kring kameraövervakning och integritet på universitet.

Sammanfattning: The aim of this study is to examine how students and personnel at universities perceive camera surveillance and the handling of the data gathered by it. This is done through a qualitative research approach where the research strategy is a case study with interviews as a data collection method. The study is based on two perspectives - students and employees. The purpose of the study is to investigate how camera surveillance and management of the data collected is handled at a university, with Uppsala University as a case study. (The focus in the study is on awareness of and attitudes towards camera surveillance - to identify and gain a deeper understanding of university employees and students' attitudes towards camera surveillance and the management of the data that the university collects). The reason for camera surveillance at the University, perceived advantages and disadvantages as well as how the experience and importance of personal integrity, are affected by various factors such as the handling and use of surveillance data. Another issue is the respondents' knowledge of GDPR and the rights they have regarding camera surveillance. The survey is limited to people at Uppsala University. Other monitoring systems such as access systems and logging as well as the handling of this data are delimited from the study and excluded from the survey.