Re:Portland adopts landmark facial recognition ordinances
by Reelin on Thursday September 10, 2020 @05:08AM
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Approximately, a business that's open to the public is considered to be a public space, even if it's on private property.
A restaurant dining room is public, but the kitchen would be private (IIUC). A private club (ie you register for membership and only members are allowed inside) is private. (Aside: That's how indoor smoking establishments like hookah bars get around anti-smoking laws in Washington state.)
This leaves me uncertain about gyms - that seems more like a country club than a restaurant or hotel?
A restaurant dining room is public, but the kitchen would be private (IIUC). A private club (ie you register for membership and only members are allowed inside) is private. (Aside: That's how indoor smoking establishments like hookah bars get around anti-smoking laws in Washington state.)
This leaves me uncertain about gyms - that seems more like a country club than a restaurant or hotel?