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Apart from obvious business implications for FB, "privacy rights violation" claims have some basis. The whole story was more about sluts, than about "corruption
by krick 9y ago
Apart from obvious business implications for FB, "privacy rights violation" claims have some basis. The whole story was more about sluts, than about "corruption" from the very beginning. Which is kinda funny to think about, when it leads to some serious consequences, like it did.
- candiodari 9y agoPrivacy works with how your treatment differs from a "reasonable expectation" of a person in your position. For a high governnent official, generally accepted treatment is zero privacy for the person himself, unless a crime is committed (you don't get to break in to film them, but feel free to use a zoom lens). For their family stricter norms are usually held. So there could not have been a reasonable expectation of privacy on the deck of a yacht in the middle of public space in the first place. Secondly you get to spread pictures as long as you're (reasonably) in them.