Agreed, my first thoughts too. This is ripe for abuse. I honestly would be less concerned about "legit" or "publicly known" use (concerts, sports, political ev

Agreed, my first thoughts too. This is ripe for abuse. I honestly would be less concerned about "legit" or "publicly known" use (concerts, sports, political event etc.) since it would lead to public dissent towards of the offending performer/venue. Not saying it wouldn't be used, but there would be a significant PR liability if they imposed sanctions on photography. If I were a criminal, first thing I would do is get a few of those IR transmitters to wear on my ski mask.