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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_privacy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_privacy

• jeffbee 6y ago
  In the United States, a right to privacy has not ever been used by courts to restrict photography of people in public places. Not even once.
  • ganstyles 6y ago
    That sounds like a legal argument, but you were asking about an ethical argument, right?
    • jeffbee 6y ago
      I am asking for an ethical argument, and I haven't heard one yet. All I see is bluster and exaggeration.
      • ganstyles 6y ago
        Ah, yeah, sure thing. I guess I was just questioning your reply consisting solely of a comment on what courts of law do when you're asking for an ethical argument. "In the United States, a right to privacy has not ever been used by courts to restrict photography of people in public places. Not even once."