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The link you posted [0] states there are limitations on the use. Places where you would have a reasonable expectation of privacy are not allowed to be photograp
by mcbutterbunz 3y ago
The link you posted [0] states there are limitations on the use. Places where you would have a reasonable expectation of privacy are not allowed to be photographed. Like at an ATM or in a public restroom.
- prepend 3y agoIndeed. There are limitations. Restrooms aren’t public, they are places where privacy is expected. The link I posted describes how in the US it’s perfectly legal to take a picture through someone’s open window (as long as you don’t trespass or do anything illegal to take it). My point isn’t that there are no limitations on photography or use. My point is that if you make something public, people can view it and use it. And that’s legal. People seem confused about this that somehow consent is required for use. Not for things publicly released. (In the US and many countries at least)