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No, no specific law, but in a private space they can set whatever conditions of entry they like, such as “no photos”. There are laws around photography in publ
by madaxe_again 2y ago
No, no specific law, but in a private space they can set whatever conditions of entry they like, such as “no photos”.
There are laws around photography in public spaces, usually around being a pain in the ass and harassment or malice, but in a private space it’s up to the entity controlling the space.
- kragen 2y agoharassment laws also apply in private spaces probably if you violate those conditions of entry, what you're facing is a suit for damages for breach of contract. if you uploaded your photos to wikipedia that doesn't make the wikimedia foundation liable the way they would be if there was a copyright being violated or an invasion of privacy, so the breach of contract suit may not be very useful to the plaintiff