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Right, the only places you don't really have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" is where you can be seen from public view, or a government building. For inst
by cronix 8y ago
Right, the only places you don't really have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" is where you can be seen from public view, or a government building. For instance, it's not illegal for me to take naked pics of someone in their house if 1) I am not trespassing 2) I am on public land (ie street/sidewalk). If their blinds aren't closed, that's on them. A private company is not public. The private company can have cameras on their property recording their employees, though, just like you can install cameras in your private residence and record guests. Do all guests know they're being recorded by your home security system? Most likely not.
The correct thing to do in this case though would be for the dealership to call the customer and state that they won't do work on a car with recording equipment running and he needs to come turn it off, or ask permission if they can turn it off. They should, of course, have a written policy to handle this and not do it on the fly.
- usaphp 8y ago> For instance, it's not illegal for me to take naked pics of someone in their house Is it true?
- cronix 8y agoIf you include the rest of what I said, yes. You have to be on public property (or your own property - not trespassing on private property) when taking the pic. How would I be invading your privacy if you are standing in front of your unobstructed window naked and I can see you from the street? If I'm on the street, I can take legally pics of anything I can see. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy, unless you close your blinds. Edit, link: https://legalbeagle.com/8608636-laws-being-photographed-permission.html https://legalbeagle.com/8608636-laws-being-photographed-perm...
- _nalply 8y agoA clarification: > Be a little careful however if you are using a telephoto lens. Just because your feet are on public land doesn't mean that you can shoot into private property.