What practice helps ensure privacy when storing media captured at events?

• A. Data protection measures and secure storage
• B. Publish publicly without consent
• C. Delete after 24 hours
• D. Share with all volunteers

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is minimizing how long media from events is kept in order to protect privacy. Deleting the footage or photos after a short, defined period like 24 hours limits the time that someone’s image could be exposed or misused. If data isn’t retained longer than necessary, the risk of a breach or unintended sharing is significantly reduced, and you’re better aligned with consent and data minimization best practices.

While data protection measures and secure storage (keeping files safe and access-controlled) are important, they don’t by themselves guarantee privacy if the media is stored indefinitely. Publishing without consent or sharing with all volunteers would violate people’s privacy and undermine trust. So deleting after a limited window is the clearest, strongest way to ensure privacy in this context.