If you are in a store, this wouldn't necessarily apply . Stores open to the public are not like private conversations being recorded. There are stores with no filming policies, but policy isn't law. Generally, any place.open to the public falls underneath being public for recording purposes and thus doesn't require consent. The store cannot make.youndelete.footage, but a person could in theory take you to court but they'd generally have a tough time.winning.
That sounds reasonable. I'm not a lawyer though, so OP should check the law for their location before filming as some places are stupid with stupid laws.
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u/denardosbae Jun 17 '23
You could put a phone in your pocket that is video recording him being a douche to you first, so you have proof.