>Too bad, I say. Because when you are in a public place, you cannot expect privacy. You may not have a right to privacy, but you should have a right to non-cel

>Too bad, I say. Because when you are in a public place, you cannot expect privacy. You may not have a right to privacy, but you should have a right to non-celebrity. Going out in public does not constitute permission to become a figure of mockery on youtube. Requiring everyone to wear their PR-face in public in case they get recorded for all time and broadcast to every person on the planet is dystopic. You totally have the right to take a photo of me, store it on your hard drive and look at it occasionally. Uploading it to reddit might be a different case.