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The problem is that at least in the US there is a prevalence of "public access" places that are technically "private property" and enforce bans on photography a
by estebank 12y ago
The problem is that at least in the US there is a prevalence of "public access" places that are technically "private property" and enforce bans on photography as such, including public transport stations in some cities.
- webmaven 12y agoAnd malls.