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> What I don't understand why clearly things have been manually blacked out (or whited out in this case). Why not show their face? In Europe it is illegal to p
by DasIch 14y ago
> What I don't understand why clearly things have been manually blacked out (or whited out in this case). Why not show their face?
In Europe it is illegal to publish photos of someone without their consent unless that someone is a public figure.
This is also why he might have gotten a rather negative reaction...
- zalew 14y ago"Europe" doesn't have a law about that, every country has it figured out differently.