Re:War on citizens: How the junta's VPN ban is strangling co...
by SassyBird on Friday July 05, 2024 @08:22PM
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If you avoid the slightest possibility of unpleasant and pointless confrontations, then you’re going to lead a very dull life. I sometimes photograph random people. Never has anyone had an issue with that. Sometimes they approach me and we have a chat. That’s all that happens. I’ve had more chances of being hit by a car than anyone having an issue with me taking pictures of them. Boils down not being a dick about it.
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Re:War on citizens: How the junta's VPN ban is strangling co...
by AlbertCory on Friday July 05, 2024 @10:54PM
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"I'm not an animal in the zoo." how about that?
You are being a dick by taking my picture without permission. That's what it boils down to.
Re:War on citizens: How the junta's VPN ban is strangling co...
by Mountain_Skies on Friday July 05, 2024 @08:38PM
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When we were travelling in the Andes, we were warned multiple times to not take photographs of local peoples without their permission as they could take offense. Seems like a reasonable position but should the wishes of people in the Andes be respected while those of people in Europe ignored? If so, why?
Re:War on citizens: How the junta's VPN ban is strangling co...
by SassyBird on Friday July 05, 2024 @08:46PM
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Is it standard for people in the Andes to take offence at people taking pictures of them? I don’t know, maybe it is, haven’t been there. It is not in Europe.
Re:War on citizens: How the junta's VPN ban is strangling co...
by jorvi on Saturday July 06, 2024 @02:07AM
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Err.. what?
If you walk up to a random European on the street and start taking photos of specifically them, they’ll get agitated real quick.