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A privacy mask is an area that hides certain parts of the frame to ensure privacy. For example, when cameras are installed in an office, you can use a privacy mask to cover employees' computer screens to prevent the leak of logins, passwords, and other sensitive information. In critical infrastructure, you can use a privacy mask to hide sensitive elements such as control panels and screens containing critical data.
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Select the Camera object and click the button.
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In the preview window, sequentially set the anchor points of the closed area that you want to hide when viewing the live video image. The selected area is masked with a mosaic mask.
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When an area is being constructed, anchor points are connected by a two-color dotted linline, which outlines the area's borders. |
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Left or right click in the Surveillance window | Create a new anchor point of an area |
Right-click a created anchor point | Delete an anchor point of an area |
Point the cursor to an anchor point and holding down the left mouse button, move the mouse | Move an anchor point of an area |
Click the button | Delete an area |
Click the button inside an area.
Set the Mosaic mask checkbox.
Click the OK button.
Privacy mask configuration is complete. When you view a video image from this camera, the selected area is hidden.
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