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If a restricted area is in full view from a public area, then which area “loses”/gets demoted? In the case of a restricted area now becoming public because it
by tareqak 3y ago
If a restricted area is in full view from a public area, then which area “loses”/gets demoted?
In the case of a restricted area now becoming public because it is adjacent to a public area with no barriers, the participants and activities that requires whatever benefit afforded by the restriction lose e.g. privacy.
In the case of a public area now adjacent to a restricted area in turn becoming restricted, then this method now becomes a way to close public areas and activities allowed in those areas on a whim e.g. the police playing copyrighted music when being recorded in an effort to get any uploads to YouTube being struck down by a DMCA copyright notice.
- dghlsakjg 3y agoThis is already been ruled on in regards to the first amendment. If you can plainly see it from public, it’s considered public. For example if I can see into your living room from the public sidewalk, it is legal for me to look/record. There is a lot of nuance beyond that as well, but largely that is the way it works.