You're saying there might be some expectation of privacy even in public? There should be. I like how this is handled in Japanese media, where there is such an

You're saying there might be some expectation of privacy even in public? There should be. I like how this is handled in Japanese media, where there is such an expectation - people's faces are blurred unless they opt in, and publishing photos/video without redating people's identities is not just a social misstep but grounds for a lawsuit if it causes distress for the subject. You need a release for any commercial use of photography, and non-commercial publication (eg Instagram or your art blog) can still get you sued if it infringes on others' privacy. https://www.japaneselawtranslation.go.jp/en/laws/view/4241/en#je_ch3sc1 https://www.japaneselawtranslation.go.jp/en/laws/view/4241/e... Japan has set about harmonizing its privacy laws with the GPDR and similar for business purposes.