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AR

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2020.07.19 03:02

Do you mind if someone takes a picture of you in a public place

without asking for your permission?

I took a lot of pictures/videos in Japan and it shows a lot of people passing by. I wonder sometimes if those people look at the camera 📷 and feel that i’m being disrespectful.

What do you think?
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  • Esraa 2020.07.19 03:03

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    For me i think it's bad thing to do

  • Leandro Rj🥇 2020.07.19 03:04

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    Complicado depende da situação

  • sheenٰ 2020.07.19 03:05

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    EN

    I’m sorry but yeah

  • T.O 2020.07.19 03:06

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    From my personal point of view, some think as disrespectful. While as long as their faces are not in photos, might be ok. It really depends especially in ages.

  • A.H 2020.07.19 03:07

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    EN

    Their identity is not clear

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:08

    AR
    CN

    @Esraa But don’t you think that everyone can see you in a public place anyways? So what’s the difference if someone took a general picture for the place and you were passing by and accidentally appeared in the picture/video? People already can see you in a public place.

  • I have a questio 2020.07.19 03:08

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    It's ok for me if you don't do anything weird 笑

  • A.H 2020.07.19 03:09

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    It bothers me if someone seem to focus on me and took picture of me

  • A.H 2020.07.19 03:09

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    Without permission

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:09

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    CN

    @sheenٰ Why do you think so?

  • 小叮当 2020.07.19 03:09

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    It depends on the individual. As far as I am concerned, I think the photos you sent in it are acceptable.as long as the camera is not shooting the front face of the person, I think it is acceptable. This is my personal opinion.

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:11

    AR
    CN

    @T.O But if I want to take a picture in a train station 🚉 for example. There are hundreds of people passing by and it’s hard not to show all faces.

  • Esraa 2020.07.19 03:12

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    @Aiden if it was accidentally and my not appear it's ok if you mean to do that it's not your right

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:13

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    CN

    @A.H So what if that person was not focusing the camera 📷 on you. They were just shooting a video and you passed by and appeared in it for a second. Would that be okay?

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:14

    AR
    CN

    @I have a questio Of course! I agree with you.

  • sheenٰ 2020.07.19 03:14

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    EN

    @Aiden i will not be comfortable to see myself in a picture by someone I don’t know. But some people will be open to take their pictures if you blurred their faces

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:16

    AR
    CN

    @小叮当 The photos attached to this post are screenshots from a video that shows some people faces from the front. So it depends on the angle of the picture whether it’s ok or not?

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:16

    AR
    CN

    @sheenٰ I see

  • A.H 2020.07.19 03:18

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    @Aiden that is okay why not we all have done it

  • T.O 2020.07.19 03:18

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    @Aiden when I take photos in Japan, I try not to focus specific people. And yes, it's difficult to exclude all the faces but in random places like train stations I think it's ok. When it comes to smaller places like small restaurants, should be more careful.

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:19

    AR
    CN

    @A.H That’s my point.

  • 小叮当 2020.07.19 03:20

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    @Aiden yep! I think this is one of the important factors.

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:20

    AR
    CN

    @T.O But what is the difference between a train station and a restaurant? Both are public places, or it depends on the size of the place?

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:22

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    CN

    @小叮当 So what exactly is the right angle? 30 degrees? 90 degrees?

  • 小叮当 2020.07.19 03:31

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    @Aiden I'm not sure about this. Maybe both are Okay . I think people don't care too much about it when they know you are just want to shoot a scene. On the contrary, when you are shooting a certain scene, people will take the initiative to avoid it, so that you can take the whole thing.

  • ZuoZuo 2020.07.19 03:36

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    I have the same question about this when I took pics in a public place ,because I've met some awkward things before like someone they don't want to appear in my picture which makes me feel sorry and embarrassed,so I've been always want to figure out How to take photos in a public place if I want to capture some great moment that cannot be short of some passerby,How can we do that

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:37

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    @小叮当 It is a very admirable thing to do in many countries when people give you some space to finish filming. Much respect to those people. 🙏🏻

  • 小叮当 2020.07.19 03:39

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    @Aiden yes!😄

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 03:39

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    CN

    @ZuoZuo I felt exactly the same. But if someone came to me and asked me politely to delete it, I will happily delete it and take another one when that person is gone.

  • 简～ 2020.07.19 04:45

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    I do mind

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 04:50

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    CN

    @简～ Why? Do you think it’s violating your privacy?

  • Estrella 2020.07.19 05:10

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    if someone take pictures of me without asking me especially my face and posted somewhere if I find out. I will sue them.

  • Aiden 2020.07.19 05:15

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    CN

    @Estrella Every country has it’s own law, but in most of western countries, it’s legal to take a picture of someone and post it online without their permission as long as it’s taken on public property (parks - shopping malls ..)

  • Estrella 2020.07.19 05:18

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    @Aiden yup I guess depends on what kinda picture.

  • 小叮当 2020.07.19 10:23

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    For me ，it depend on your talent of taking photoes😊.

  • ... 2020.07.19 19:27

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    There’s nothing we can do about that everyone take pics and videos , so it’s a complex situation 😂

  • Z A 2020.07.26 04:45

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    I don't mind

  • Hiba 2020.07.29 21:59

    AR
    TR

    I think most I think most people don't mind, but even if a few mind, I think you should ask, maybe you come across someone who gets upset about this behavior

  • Wanzhi Zhang 2020.08.13 15:08

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    It depends 😄

  • Adam 2020.11.06 23:10

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    Great question 👍

  • Sh. 2020.11.12 02:56

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    TR

    I prefer to ask me if someone wan't to take a pic in a public place!^_^

  • أميمة 2020.12.14 22:38

    AR
    CN

    for me i don't like the idea of being in anonymous pictures posted somewhere. at least people who take these general pictures should blur the faces or put a sticker on them before posting if the faces are so clear, just out of respect.

  • Ray 2021.01.06 15:05

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    EN

    sorry my name is Dapan

  • Th 2021.02.26 10:17

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    I’m gonna say my experience I live in New York so a lot of this happen it’s fine for me because as you mention it I am in biblic place but in my community it’s a big issue to take pictures specially for women.some women get a lot of tribal because pictures.

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