Lifelogger wearable camera streams your life in real-time, 720p HD

[zukriuchen]

[QUOTE=Sgt-NiallR;44838704]Even if they were public, they'd be protected from recording for the same reason men can't just stroll into the women's changing room and vice versa.[/QUOTE]

this is a reasonable expectation of privacy, for example

[Katska]

I know there's a bunch of roller coaster POV videos on YouTube. I'm sure this would be handy for that if you could secure it properly.

Also, pay no attention to my avatar.

[Sgt-NiallR]

[QUOTE=Zukriuchen;44838751]this is a reasonable expectation of privacy, for example[/QUOTE]

Forgive me for imagining there to be a difference between the street and a changing room.

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[QUOTE=KillerJaguar;44838675]Please do explain how recording people without consent is free speech.[/QUOTE]

Because recording is free speech? If you limit free speech by saying "no, but if there are people in it that they didn't ask for consent beforehand then it's illegal" that's not free speech.

There have been tremendously influential recordings done in public places without asking for consent beforehand (Rodney King, for example). If you make that illegal, you're limiting free speech.

[Jaguar]

[QUOTE=supersnail11;44838882]Because recording is free speech? If you limit free speech by saying "no, but if there are people in it that they didn't ask for consent beforehand then it's illegal" that's not free speech.

There have been tremendously influential recordings done in public places without asking for consent beforehand (Rodney King, for example). If you make that illegal, you're limiting free speech.[/QUOTE]

I think you should look up what free speech means.

[zukriuchen]

[QUOTE=Sgt-NiallR;44838814]Forgive me for imagining there to be a difference between the street and a changing room.[/QUOTE]

that was obviously just an example since you seem to be completely oblivious to the concept

[Sgt-NiallR]

[QUOTE=Zukriuchen;44838985]that was obviously just an example since you seem to be completely oblivious to the concept[/QUOTE]

But it's a crap example. There's an expectation of privacy in changing rooms because they're rooms in which people get un(and re)dressed, this can't be said for the street.

[inaba]

[QUOTE=supersnail11;44838882]Because recording is free speech? If you limit free speech by saying "no, but if there are people in it that they didn't ask for consent beforehand then it's illegal" that's not free speech.

There have been tremendously influential recordings done in public places without asking for consent beforehand (Rodney King, for example). If you make that illegal, you're limiting free speech.[/QUOTE]

Free speech allows you to say what you want, not do what you want.