The Chancellor of Justice says that the images show too much. This is a problem for privacy. The Land Board is aware of this. They are discussing it with the institution.
New devices provide precise data. Now they are reducing the level of detail in images. The data shown for longer periods are more general.
The Land Board uses the solutions proposed by the Chancellor of Justice. They are working on them. The images do not show people's faces.
The inspection says that there are no identifiable people in the photos. Sometimes they may turn into personal data. There are no complaints.
The Chancellor of Justice says that aerial photos of shores are problematic. They show buildings and windows. This violates privacy.
The Land Board takes aerial photos every year. Half of Estonia is photographed. Large cities are photographed every year. Smaller towns are photographed by drones.