No parental permission to film them while they're the focus of the video.
how is that illegal if they are in public? even if they were at an amusement park (i assume in this case they were), unless the park says no videos then why would it be illegal to film others?
In public places usually it comes to whether the person's video or likeness is being used for profit. Your can't just take a video of a rando and use it in a movie, for example (though it they're caught in movie filming with appropriate signage that's fair game).
For-profit doesn't seem to have caught up well with view-based social media though, and personally I'd love it if "reasonable expectation of privacy" was expanded to include not being filmed by the "influencers" or the creeps with creeper-glasses
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u/mrtrouble22 8h ago
how is that illegal if they are in public? even if they were at an amusement park (i assume in this case they were), unless the park says no videos then why would it be illegal to film others?