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I'm not a lawyer but I heard if you say "You don't have permission to record me." they're legally obligated to delete the video.
by pjbrunet 13y ago
I'm not a lawyer but I heard if you say "You don't have permission to record me." they're legally obligated to delete the video.
- lmartel 13y agoPerhaps that's why you're not a lawyer :)
- pjbrunet 13y agoHah OK. I'm only repeating what I learned in a video class, but that was 10+ years ago so maybe the laws have changed since then? But even then, how many people (in public) would go out of their way to engage the person with the camera when that more likely makes a bad situation worse?
- silentOpen 13y agoIn the United States, there is no expectation of privacy while in public. They are not legally obligated to do anything. This doesn't make it any less of an asshole behavior, though. Also, it should not be the onus of each target of your gaze to constantly be saying "stop it". That's called "opt-out" and is pretty globally regarded as completely obnoxious.