Wow....that's not that many compared to the US, and I'm kind of surprised there aren't more than that.
As to OP's question, I've visited a few
BTCATMs around where I live (they seem to be everywhere nowadays), and I'm pretty sure all of them have a camera pointing at you. Even if its function is to scan an address's QR code, you'd have to assume that it's also taking a picture of you as well unless you know otherwise. There was one I used that required a picture ID, but the rest of them didn't.
The whole
BTCATM scene is kind of a grey area right now, at least as far as I can tell, and whether a certain machine will require KYC docs basically depends on who the operator is--and there are many of them.
It also only has a population of 26 million so there is that aspect too.
More and more you are not going to be able to have a non photo ID transaction with a BATM, because more and more those ATMs that don't require it just don't exist anymore.
It's a back end setting for some that can be disabled or enabled at the operators discretion.
But... think about it from the operators point of view: BATMs tend to have bad rates for the customer so it's a good profit center for the operator. More and more regulators want ID / KYC for these things. Why upset the regulators? Yes, you might loose a few customers, but dealing with issues or loosing the ability to operate the machines will cost you more.
Not saying it's good just that it is.....
-Dave