You have the right to take photos of an officer without permission when they're arresting someone etc. So contrary to the article, there is effectively an excep

You have the right to take photos of an officer without permission when they're arresting someone etc. So contrary to the article, there is effectively an exception for the police. Whether or not officers in either country are aware of those laws, or willing to subject themselves to them is another question entirely. https://www.prigge-recht.de/wann-polizisten-fotografiert-und-gefilmt-werden-duerfen/ https://www.prigge-recht.de/wann-polizisten-fotografiert-und...