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It's the same in Norway. Taking a photo of a public square with a lot of people in it is still legal without asking everyone for consent. But the topless photo
by tyfon 3y ago
It's the same in Norway.
Taking a photo of a public square with a lot of people in it is still legal without asking everyone for consent. But the topless photo example would not be legal at all without consent or even just a photo where one specific person or small group is the focus.
Edit: taking the photo itself might be ok in the latter case, but publishing it (like posting to facebook or a blog or forum) is not.
- SoftTalker 3y agoWhat if you're on the beach and taking a photo of your kid and there's a topless woman in the background. Very common in Scandinavia. And if there are German tourists there, they might be completely naked.
- wukerplank 3y agoTaking a picture vs publishing/selling a picture are separate issues.