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Re:Stop Filming Strangers in 2023 by matsemann on Sunday January 08, 2023 @03:51PM (#34302970)
Here in Norway filming or photographing in public space is in most cases perfectly legal. It's publishing it that's restricted. You walking randomly in the background of a wide street shot you have to accept, but if you're the main focus of the video it can't be published without your approval.

Unless it has some kind of "allmenn interesse", aka "general interest", where it's better for society that it's published vs your right for privacy. For instance if you're a public figure doing something bad in public and getting video taped, you can't stop that from getting out by not "approving" it.

Re:Stop Filming Strangers in 2023 by mbirth on Sunday January 08, 2023 @06:09PM (#34304370)
That’s how it is in Germany as well.
Re:Stop Filming Strangers in 2023 by b__d on Tuesday January 10, 2023 @06:45AM (#34323359)
At least here in Austria it is also legal to publish (without consent) if the people appear in a crowd (many individuals) or if the person (so even just one) acts as a prop in the image/video szene. Another exception is when the created image/szene is considered as "art". In all three cases you loose your rights on your own picture.