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San Jose Starbucks Hidden Camera: Your Privacy Rights Under California Law You stopped at the Starbucks on East Santa Clara Street for a coffee. Maybe you were heading to work downtown, or walking over from San Jose State, or passing through on the VTA. You used the restroom. And now you are reading that someone hid a camera inside that restroom — and you cannot stop wondering whether images of you are sitting on a stranger’s phone right now. That fear is real, it is justified, and the law takes it seriously. California treats concealed surveillance in a restroom as one of the most severe privacy violations a person can suffer. The man who planted that device has been arrested — but his arrest is only the first door. The civil justice system opens a second one, and it is the one that can force answers to the questions keeping you up at night: How long was the camera there? Who was recorded? Were the images stored, shared, or uploaded? We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We build privacy-violation and premises-liability cases against corporations that failed to protect the people walking through their doors. This page is…