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>Those two public gathering photos seem utterly indistinguishable to me. The difference is that the first two public gatherings show a historical landmark (the
by Barrin92 2y ago
>Those two public gathering photos seem utterly indistinguishable to me.
The difference is that the first two public gatherings show a historical landmark (the Brandenburg Gate) and a political protest. The last photo is just a few people gathering.
In practice the difference is usually pretty clear. If there's something of public interest in the photo it's fine, but you can't just take a snapshot of a bunch of people having a picnic in a park or just sitting on the subway without consent.
- ghaff 2y agoThe last photo looks to be some sort of public gathering or protest as well although the nature of it isn't immediately clear from just the photo. In any case, any of those photos would be absolutely allowable in the US. Wouldn't even be a grey area.