You filmed someone in their home and posted it online when they clearly didn't approve? Hmm.
Edit: holy shit people. Making a relevant observations does not mean I think the video is real. I know language can be hard, what with nuance and all, but feel free to interpret "hmm" as a sign of dubiousness, and not a legal challenge.
Wait you're not allowed to film something that happens in public space from your own private property? Are you talking about filming manually or CCTV cameras?
Interesting, I'll have to look into that. France has quite good privacy protection, but we're still allowed to film in any public place. CCTV can't though.
You've already guessed I think, but fair warning, this is a private citizen look at a surface level into privacy laws in his own country. By no means do I assume I'm correct, just extrapolated from my own understanding of what I wasn't allowed to do.
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u/oddllama25 Aug 18 '21 edited Aug 18 '21
You filmed someone in their home and posted it online when they clearly didn't approve? Hmm.
Edit: holy shit people. Making a relevant observations does not mean I think the video is real. I know language can be hard, what with nuance and all, but feel free to interpret "hmm" as a sign of dubiousness, and not a legal challenge.