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I'm sure it depends on state, but as a rule, anything on a public surface (e.g. road, sidewalk, park) can be freely photographed by anyone.
by ethbr0 4y ago
I'm sure it depends on state, but as a rule, anything on a public surface (e.g. road, sidewalk, park) can be freely photographed by anyone.
- bierjunge 4y agoPhotographing public space is somehow different from monitoring it with a camera 24/7. Here in Germany, installing a camera which also captures the sidewalk next to your property or a part of your neighbors property would be illegal.
- pc86 4y agoIsn't Germany the exception even among the EU in terms of how strict they are with privacy?