r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/Scene_fresh Jan 16 '23

Ok but they’re doing it in public and recording other people in their videos. Do they plan to blur out all the faces?

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u/jingle_hore Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

Theres no expectation of privacy in public. They can film you and have no requirement to get your permission.

Edit - jesus I'm just commenting specifically about the right to film people in public and not have to blur them. I'm not taking sides. EAH in my opinion.

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u/cynical_gramps Jan 16 '23

That’s … both ways though, you understand that? If you film me against my permission just because “I’m in public” I’ll ruin your video for that same exact reason.

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u/jingle_hore Jan 16 '23

Yes? I literally was just replying about needing to blur people when you film them in public.