Please don't follow FedEx method

[PPH_over_9000]

You can film anywhere in public or publicly accessible areas. You have no expectation of privacy in those area’s, none.

but where you DO have a reasonable expectation of privacy, you have a leg to stand on in a civil suit. This can include cordoned sections in public areas, effectively making things like VIP sections of a public club an area where a patron has a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Also, windows of residential homes tend to be visibly accessible from the public roadways, yet it's still illegal to record inside those windows from the street. I think your wording needs a little work before you tout it as your belief.

 

[Wally]

That’s what happens when you make $145 a day no bennies, no vacation no matter how long the day takes. . No one gives a

How do they live on that?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

It's cool if you don't want to cooperate, I get it. I mean, why would you want a moat around your house?

I'll get some surveyors out there in the morning. We'll figure this out.

I don't think you made them to be happy if you dig up the street

 

[UnionStrong]

but where you DO have a reasonable expectation of privacy, you have a leg to stand on in a civil suit. This can include cordoned sections in public areas.

Only if it’s a restricted area. And clearly posted. Still, if I can see it, I can film it. Put up a screen if you want privacy, it’s on you not me.

 

[HarryWarden]

You can't film where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy. There are legal precedents that help define that expectation, but at the end of the day it's all up to how good of a lawyer you have.

… and in public you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. You guys are making this way more complicated then it needs to be. When me and @UnionStrong are agreeing on something, chances are we’re right

 

[PPH_over_9000]

Only if it’s a restricted area. And clearly posted. Still, if I can see it, I can film it. Put up a screen if you want privacy, it’s on you not me.

If that's how you choose to live, then i guess the second rule is to keep your lens away from where I can knock it out of your hand.

 

[HarryWarden]

If that's how you choose to live, then i guess the second rule is to keep your lens away from where I can knock it out of your hand.

Then get ready for an assault charge and to pay for his new camera

 

[UnionStrong]

If that's how you choose to live, then i guess the second rule is to keep your lens away from where I can knock it out of your hand.

I guess you’re getting arrested then. Or shot or pepper sprayed.

 

[PPH_over_9000]

… and in public you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. You guys are making this way more complicated then it needs to be. When me and @UnionStrong are agreeing on something, chances are we’re right

The average citizen absolutely has the reasonable expectation of privacy as they go about their daily lives. The right not to be harassed, harangued or recorded as they go about their business.

You're confusing the average citizen with celebrities and public figures.

 

[UnionStrong]

The average citizen absolutely has the reasonable expectation of privacy as they go about their daily lives. The right not to be harassed, harangued or recorded as they go about their business.

You're confusing the average citizen with celebrities and public figures.

 

[PPH_over_9000]

this is stupid, i know.

it's weird yall think you can put a lens on whatever you want these days.

 

[PPH_over_9000]

Then get ready for an assault charge and to pay for his new camera

Can't have it both ways, bud. I'd also stress that you learn the difference between assault and battery.

 

[DOK]

Time saver right there, never thought of that.

 

[HarryWarden]

The average citizen absolutely has the reasonable expectation of privacy as they go about their daily lives. The right not to be harassed, harangued or recorded as they go about their business.

You're confusing the average citizen with celebrities and public figures.

“

IS IT ILLEGAL TO RECORD SOMEONE WITHOUT THEIR CONSENT WHILE IN PUBLIC?​

The simple answer to this question is: no. When you are in a public setting such as a concert, grocery store, a park, and many others, recordings are permitted. The primary motivator for recording in these types of atmospheres is to ensure safety and enhanced security. Once you leave your private property, you should not be expecting full privacy. Thus, recording in appropriate settings when in public is permitted.”

What to Know Before Recording Someone Without Their Consent

Certain states allow recording someone in public without their consent. Consult a knowledgeable attorney to learn more about the rules.

sparkslawpractice.com

 

[HarryWarden]

Can't have it both ways, bud. I'd also stress that you learn the difference between assault and battery.

Actually, you can have it both ways. It’s our constitutional right. We’re in public, I can film you, you can’t touch me.

 

[Thebrownblob]

Some people take this to the extreme

We all have rights we just can't infringe on other people's rights

I’m tired of people filming me because I’m so good looking it’s annoying!

 

[UnionStrong]

this is stupid, i know.

it's weird yall think you can put a lens on whatever you want these days.

I’m just saying it’s not illegal. You may not like it but it’s not going away.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I’m tired of people filming me because I’m so good looking it’s annoying!

Hopefully they all have a wide angle lens

 

[Wilson1397]

I’m tired of people filming me because I’m so good looking it’s annoying!

You get used to it…..just saying

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I’m just saying it’s not illegal. You may not like it but it’s not going away.

Go look at Google Earth
When I have my roof freak on that's what the contractor is to estimate how much material he would need