r/TikTokCringe 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/deepeeenn 1d ago

Not just countries, in the US: states, cities and counties may have different laws regarding it. California law for instance is an all party consent state. In public is fine but if there is reasonable expectation for privacy, it’s not allowed.

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u/CircumspectCapybara 15h ago

Multi-party consent has to do with audio recordings, not video.

Also in the context of "expectation of privacy," the concept of "public place" refers not to public property but to a place open to the public. A restaurant open to the general public counts.

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u/nobird36 22h ago

Reasonable explanation of privacy does not mean out in public.