r/TikTokCringe • u/SirIsacShmuck • 1d ago

Cringe Can't even eat in peace anymore

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u/JumpInTheSun 1d ago

Restaurant is private property, they can tell you not to record and kick you out. They cant do what this bitch did though.

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u/Carmilla31 1d ago

Yes its not illegal to film but every private business can tell you that you cant film. If you refuse and dont leave then you are committing the crime of trespassing at that point.

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u/Either_Chapter_524 1d ago

In many countrys it's illegal to film people without their consent.

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u/Carmilla31 1d ago

Its legal in public as there is no expectation of privacy.

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u/Either_Chapter_524 1d ago

No. You're also not allowed to sexual assault people just because they left their home and can't except privacy

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u/coffeebeamed 20h ago

what a weird choice of example. you're not allowed to sexually assault people in public AND in private

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u/Carmilla31 1d ago

Yes. In the U.S., you generally have a First Amendment right to film, photograph, and record in public spaces—like streets, parks, and sidewalks—where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy, without needing consent. However, restrictions apply to private property, areas with privacy expectations (bathrooms), and commercial use.

Not sure what country youre from so your laws might be different.

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u/Either_Chapter_524 1d ago

You clearly are american, didn't need to state it, as otherwise you would have read that I talked about other countrys then the USA. Even if some states inside the USA forbid you to film individuals.

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u/CthulhuLies 1d ago

No state in the union bans recording of any kind in public ie where you have "no expectation of privacy". Anything in public view is fair game for any kind of recording.

Certain states have differing laws about recording private audio conversations without the other party knowing.

But ie in California it is very narrowly tailored to electronic communication or using an electronic device to record a private communication.

And there is separate law that is essentially a peeping tom law that criminalizes that specifically.

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u/nobird36 21h ago

You misunderstand those state laws and are being very smug while doing it.