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Nope, as long as you don't publish it.
by praptak 14y ago
Nope, as long as you don't publish it.
- jonknee 14y agoHow does the media work if you can't take photos/video of the public?
- johnchristopher 14y agoBasically: the media can take photos/video. But they have to remove it from their publications if someone invokes 'droit à l´image'.
- terolacu 14y agoIn Argentina you can take photos on public places and publish them, given that you are not obviously targeting one specific individual without his (explicit or implicit) consent. For instance, in tennis matches, the cameramen and tv program can get into trouble if they do things like zooming and making focus on a beautiful girl from the crowd. There are also other specifics, like that the person can't already be famous or a public figure, since those people have voluntarily exposed themselves. Eg: TV actors don't have this right to privacy when they are on public. If you see a famous person in the street, you can take a picture of him/her and publish it.