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A secondary question: what rights do you have when someone else does that? What rights _should_ you have in that situation?
by jen20 1y ago
A secondary question: what rights do you have when someone else does that? What rights _should_ you have in that situation?
- sokoloff 1y agoYou should have the same rights as the underlying situation. If I photograph you in public, where you have no reasonable expectations of privacy, you should have no expectations of privacy over the photograph’s contents nor over my commentary about it. If I photograph you in a private setting, you should expect that privacy extends to the photographic record of it as well.