Went to camden market for the first time today. Was really great. Only downside was gettimg punked by a punk for taking his photo. Demanding that I delete all images of him. Loved telling him to **** off as we were in a public place LOL

I can definitely see why people wouldn't like it, I personally would hate it some one taking pics without me knowing.



I have always wondered what the 'rules' are with taking pictures of people out on the street?
I can definitely see why people wouldn't like it, I personally would hate it some one taking pics without me knowing.
Think about it this way. Did Google ask permission when they did Google Street?
Think about it this way. Did Google ask permission when they did Google Street?
they do blurr out faces though..
Thats only from people that have asked them to.

so i a few random samples ive just looked at throughout the country 99.9% of people have contacted google and asked them to blur their face?
sorry youre wrong:
Individuals and license plates are blurred
We have developed cutting-edge face and license plate blurring technology that is applied to all Street View images. This means that if one of our images contains an identifiable face (for example that of a passer-by on the sidewalk) or an identifiable license plate, our technology will automatically blur it out, meaning that the individual or the vehicle cannot be identified. If our detectors missed something, you can easily let us know.
Went to camden market for the first time today. Was really great. Only downside was gettimg punked by a punk for taking his photo. Demanding that I delete all images of him. Loved telling him to **** off as we were in a public place LOL
HERE HE IS.......
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like i said slightly blurred as he was in the back ground and was not the point of focus......