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@SW-User I’m big on videos protecting the right to record police and public officials. I know to record interactions now. If they don’t want to be recorded they must be bad.

@MrBrownstone "If they don’t want to be recorded they must be bad."

No. They might just not be comfortable being recorded by some rando.

@FCNantes Then ban cameras in stores?

@MrBrownstone The cameras in stores're not being recorded by some random individual. In any case, there's a fundamental difference, in that by entering a store 1 knows that (s)he might be recorded.

@FCNantes They are random to me

@MrBrownstone That's your issue.

@FCNantes It’s everyone’s.

@MrBrownstone It's not an issue to everyone. It's not equivalent to a stranger popping in whilst filming you.

@FCNantes When in public anyone can film or take pictures of anything they see. In public you have no expectations of privacy

@MrBrownstone Yes, but that's different than filming in someone else's private property.

@FCNantes I agree. In this video when asked to stop filming he should have left. And the people there should not have impeded his ability to leave.

@MrBrownstone Idk why they were impeding him, but that seems fair enough.

@FCNantes It’s against the law to detain someone if you are not the police and commit no crime. The trespass is a matter of leaving,which he was doing.