Last week, Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Commission released guidelines, saying that cab and private-hire car drivers can use passenger-facing video cameras as a way to deter fare cheats and abusive passengers. However, it turns out the LTA has not firmed up rules on in-facing cameras. 'The Straits Times' Senior Tech Correspondent, Irene Tham, shares the latest developments.

<p>Last week, Singapore&rsquo;s Personal Data Protection Commission released guidelines, saying that cab and private-hire car drivers can use passenger-facing video cameras as a way to deter fare cheats and abusive passengers. However, it turns out the LTA has not firmed up rules on in-facing cameras. 'The Straits Times' Senior Tech Correspondent, Irene Tham, shares the latest developments.</p>

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