- cross-posted to:
- privacyguides@lemmy.one
GravitySpoiled ( @GravitySpoiled@lemmy.ml ) English27•25 days agoDoes the author really expect people to log in to instagram in order to see a post he is sharing?
I don’t get why the author wasn’t able to screenshot the post.
MrSoup ( @MrSoup@lemmy.zip ) 18•25 days agoIt’s just the norm to post the source, but in this case the source is on a shitty platform.
delirious_owl ( @delirious_owl@discuss.online ) 7•24 days agoLinking to the source should always be a requirement, but if that source is authwalled, then its best practice to provide a link for an alt frontend too
Em Adespoton ( @adespoton@lemmy.ca ) 17•24 days agoMy personal opinion is that concealed filming in public should be illegal. Open filming should be courteous, and if someone requests they not be filmed (and they’re not a public figure/government employee), the filmer should honor that.
Otherwise, I see no problem with it, and I’ve been filmed in public a LOT.
Coasting0942 ( @Coasting0942@reddthat.com ) 3•22 days agoMy opinion is that concealed filming be inadmissible in court without a “warrant” to allow its entry as evidence. Prosecutors have to state what they hope the concealed video will contain, and only that portion can be used.
Too many missing people for me to agree entirely that concealed filming is completely bad.
delirious_owl ( @delirious_owl@discuss.online ) 15•24 days agoIts always OK to film the police (and other public servants)
makeasnek ( @makeasnek@lemmy.ml ) English13•24 days agoIf they’re allowed to film us with security cameras every 10 feet, we shouldn’t make criminals out of people using their phones to film in public or semi-public (like a grocery store) places.
Hazzia ( @Hazzia@discuss.tchncs.de ) 13•25 days agoPersonally, i only approve if you’re filming a crime (counting harassment here). If someone’s going about their day, even if they’re making a scene or wearing something crazy or what have you, I don’t really think filming them without their knowledge is cool, especially if you’re going to post it on the internet.
Auli ( @Auli@lemmy.ca ) English14•25 days agoProblem is when you are in puic spaces you have no expectation of privacy. And are probably being filmed already.
Hazzia ( @Hazzia@discuss.tchncs.de ) 2•24 days agoI understand that, but it doesn’t mean I need to respect or approve of anybody who does film people in public. Sitting next to a stranger on an otherwise empty bus isn’t illegal either, but that doesn’t mean the person isn’t still a creep for doing it. And I am considering being the subject of a film as different from happening to pass by a camera frame, or being seen by a security camera.
ReversalHatchery ( @ReversalHatchery@beehaw.org ) English1•24 days agoYes I have.
Upstream7564 ( @Upstream7564@discuss.tchncs.de ) 10•23 days agoIn Germany there are laws in place which forbid filming or taking pictures of others without their consent. It’s called the “Right to your own picture”. There are exceptions, for example when you take a picture of a famous building with hundreds of people in front of it.
DAMunzy ( @DAMunzy@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 10•23 days agoYes, it’s in the public. Don’t expect privacy.
Elise ( @xilliah@beehaw.org ) 4•24 days agoI’ve asked a Dutch police officer and she said I can record someone if I feel threatened, and send it to them. But I can’t upload it to social media.
Beaver ( @Beaver@lemmy.ca ) English2•23 days agoNo unless they’re doing something unethical
Grouchy ( @Grouchy@lemmy.grouchysysadmin.com ) English1•23 days agoIt boils down to consent. You should always always get consent before taking an action that includes somebody else. Just because you can see me is not consent to record me. If you don’t have consent, don’t do it. It’s as simple as that.