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      3 months ago

      Sorry, but could you cite a specific law? I’m interested to see the differences in the EU vs. what we have here in the states.

      I spent a little time trying to do my own legwork and there is stuff under GDPR but that excepts personal recordings. (Akin to the complications in the US where if you publish or profit from a video recorded in public it’s different and more complicated.)

      So I am curious about how these protections are carved out and I can’t quite find the law(s) you are discussing without some help.

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          3 months ago

          So I read through a good bit, and I could not find anytjing that actually gives you the protections you claimed your country offers.

          Theree apprar to be limita about taking pictures of people in distress, injured or deceased and then sharing that.

          There is a bit about taking a picture in a room specifically meant for privacy, which to me is akin to the bathrooms and changing rooms I was mentioning.

          But I can’t find the language that gives the carve outs you say are there… I’m sorry, but if I missed it could you quote the relevant section you’re trying to share?

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              3 months ago

              Ok. Well, fair enough.

              Given that you cannot point me at any text that supports your claims directly, though, I have to conclude that what I said above in my original comments holds and that you do not have a right to stop others from recording you in public.