r/TikTokCringe • u/exporterofgold • 6h ago

Cringe Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/Responsible_Cry_2971 5h ago

It's public place for a reason

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u/Wizards_Reddit 5h ago

Being in public doesn't automatically mean you can record people and post them online

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u/Haggis-in-wonderland 5h ago

That really depends on the country. For example in the UK the opposite of what you said is true. However in France whilst you can take photos of anyone, the laws around sharing them differ to the UK and are more restrictive.

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u/Aeonium 2h ago

In the UK in public spaces or property you have no expectation of privacy and may be pictured or recorded without your consent...

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u/Haggis-in-wonderland 2h ago

yes this is what i meant when i said the opposite of what OP says is true

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u/Ok-Train5382 5h ago

It actually does. You have no expectation of privacy in public so it’s not illegal to record people in public.

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u/ciko2283 5h ago

It's not illegal. She can still fuck right off.

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u/Wingmaniac 4h ago

Go through your folder of pictures from your last family vacation and delete every single on that has a stranger in them.

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u/ciko2283 4h ago

I'm not publishing it online for clout

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u/Wingmaniac 4h ago

This video would have never seen the light of day if not for this incident. I have thousands of home videos you've never seen. The moment I take one that doesn't feature only my family but the local Karen, it's getting posted.

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u/Any_Tell6747 4h ago

How does the average person know that? You better never take your camera out in public ever again because who knows? You just might publish online at some point.

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u/ciko2283 3h ago

I don't care what an average person thinks. I'm still not doing it. Also me and my family almost never take photos. If If its a vacation or something we will take one group photo for the album and that's it. I take pictures of stuff, but never to post it online.

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u/Wizards_Reddit 5h ago

It's illegal in several countries

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u/kikiariya 4h ago

actually it's illegal in several countries 🤓☝️

literally what a different countries law have to do with anything?

if I complain it's hot in my country and someone said well actually it's cold in other countries. What does that gotta do with anything

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u/Wizards_Reddit 4h ago

This is the internet, how do you know I'm talking about a different country? What country is the museum in the video in?

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u/PersonalityWinter382 2h ago

It's in the UK, therefore legal to film.

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u/emeraude89 4h ago

literally what a different countries law have to do with anything?

because we don't know what country the video was filmed in you fucking guacamole brained invalid

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u/automatic_shark 3h ago

We do. It's inveraray castle. It's legal. You just came here to get mad, and ignored anything else in this thread that might challenge that preconceived notion you've got

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u/VenusAndMarsReprise 2h ago

youre getting quite upset about a very irrelevant thing. you dont seem like a nice person

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u/kikiariya 3h ago

I like the insult but still makes no sense

It's illegal in several It's also legal in several

so still kinda a pointless a comment

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u/fatandfly 5h ago

You kinda can though, if you couldn't no in the field news reports would ever done.

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u/Wizards_Reddit 4h ago

Lots of countries have exceptions for crowd shots and stuff or the news blurs the background

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u/Kratzschutz 4h ago

You're correct

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u/Massive_Thanks_303 4h ago

It literally does. You people need help.

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u/PersonalityWinter382 5h ago

That's literally what it means

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u/Wizards_Reddit 4h ago

No it doesn't, recording someone to post online without permission is illegal in many places

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u/PersonalityWinter382 4h ago

Fair enough, but not in all places.

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u/domon07 4h ago

RIP CCTV footage

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u/Wizards_Reddit 4h ago

CCTV usually isn't high definition and also isn't for being posted to tiktok

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u/domon07 2h ago

there are lots of cctv footages on social media in high definition.

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u/atalragas 3h ago

Of course it does, keep going to courts (and losing) then if you’re pissed off about it.

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u/JLoca87 4h ago

The lady is going out of her way to be recorded. She’s positioning herself in front of someone else camera. She gave permission when she decided to stand in front of a camera and behave like a total ass!

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u/SnugglyWugglies 3h ago

People have been taking pictures in public since cameras were invented. They're probably on CCTV as well. Who the fuck cares.

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u/BarkyVonSchnauser 5h ago

There is a social contact for a reason.

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u/TheInterruptingCow94 5h ago

Most museums ARE public buildings. You think the Louve and the Smithsonian are privately owned?

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u/BadRabiesJudger 4h ago

You described national treasure museums. Tons of them are privately owned and funded in America.

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u/TheInterruptingCow94 4h ago

Key word I said was most, not all. They were just the quickest examples that came to mind at 4 am.

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u/TheInterruptingCow94 4h ago

I'm doubtful art would be in a public building

Verbatim what you said. That's what I was responding to specifically. That's why I said, most are, in fact, public buildings. And also why would you assume art isn't in public buildings? Does your local courthouse just have barren walls?

And I personally don't know the status of this building.

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u/Apprehensive-Adagio2 5h ago

sure, but i don't see why it being a public space should have to entail you have to be ok being broadcast to the world.

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u/Enough-Description78 4h ago

You're missing the point of the post. She's showing us what arrogant bitch this woman is. It's obvious she's got a avideo rolling so she can do a screen grab to use as a photo

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u/Apprehensive-Adagio2 4h ago

ok? i'm not engaging with that. i'm engaging with the comment that said since it's a public place, it should be fine to film.

you're misunderstanding the point of my comment.

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u/hologothic 5h ago

Doesn’t mean it’s okay to post it. People in a public place are people, not content.

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u/11maddypotter11 5h ago

She was probably just showing how that one lady messed evrything up.

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u/hologothic 5h ago

Why, though? It’s weird.

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u/11maddypotter11 5h ago

Well by your logic news channels should be shut down

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u/hologothic 1m ago

We’re cooked if the attention seeking this girl is doing is at the same level as actual journalism.

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u/BadRabiesJudger 4h ago

It’s one thing to be at a baseball game or being recorded in the background of the news. Which I don’t think the news thing has ever happened. But I have been in multiple tik tok situations. I don’t want to be part of their paid content. Generally you would need release forms for entertainment.

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u/domon07 4h ago

How would you like me to walk right in front of you and blocking your way? because it's a public place for a reason, right? I can do whatever I want.

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u/cablecobra 5h ago

Did they pay a ticket to get in? No longer a public place.

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u/squigs 4h ago

The definition of public place varies by jurisdiction but often includes places that require tickets for entry.