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It is illegal to record somebody else's presence in a public space... So, I can't take a snapshot in a restaurant or on the street if anybody is visible in the

• tpush 9y ago
  Read the sentence you half-quoted a little bit further.
• rowyourboat 9y ago
  You can, as I pointed out in that very sentence: > It is illegal to record somebody else's presence in a public space, although fair use examples exist (in the background of a personal vacation photo, for example) If you were to publish that photo, however, you have to get all identifiable persons' permission or make them unrecognizable. That extends to other information usable to identify somebody such as a readable license plate.
• heartles 9y ago
  Given that the quoted sentence ends with _...although fair use examples exist (in the background of a personal vacation photo, for example)._ I assume your scenario would fall under this