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Careful who you film!

In the papers:
A man in Taiwan, we learnt this week, caught his wife cheating on him in their own home – thanks to the camera on their robot vacuum cleaner. Having used it to film his wife and her lover, he filed for divorce, and submitted the video as evidence of her infidelity.
As a result, he’s now been jailed – for invading her privacy.
His crime, you see, was that he hadn’t sought her permission to film her. So let this be a warning to husbands everywhere. Or at least, husbands in Taiwan.
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helenS · 36-40, F
If I were her I would litigate too.
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
Videoing someone without their consent is a criminal offence in most countries. He obtained video of her undressing and walking around their home naked. Using this as evidence in a civil suit was pretty stupid actually.
Tastyfrzz · 61-69, M
It was his house. He should be able to make videos in it regardless who is in it. If it had been a robber would he have had to have their permission? Once you go onto someone elses property you give consent.

 
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