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This paper analyses the applicability of the EU GDPR to smart billboards, which are digital signs that allow their operators to target advertisements or gather analytics data based on the appearance of passers-by. Smart billboards leverage facial detection technology which, unlike facial recognition, swiftly deletes or anonymises (personal) data, making the application of data protection rules problematic. An analysis of relevant decisions, opinions and commentary is conducted, concluding that approaches taken so far to the question of GDPR do not adequately address the novel technical characteristics of smart billboards. By proposing a novel interpretation of the term ‘identified’ in GDPR Article 4(1), the paper claims that smart billboards do in fact process personal data under the GDPR.  Keywords: Facial, Detection, Recognition, GDPR

Facial Detection and Smart Billboards: Analysing the ‘Identified’ Criterion of Personal Data in the GDPR