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[QUOTE=KoolZero;7450055]We now have this to worry about. First amendment Auditor sits out in front of spas filming. Because recording in public is legal and a protected activity. Also, to get clicks and views.
[URL]https://youtu.be/vH7AmYXJbJM?si=43TUdj6ItL2TrD5g[/URL][/QUOTE]That's the place in Fern Park across from the 7-Eleven. You can't miss it from the highway.
[QUOTE=KoolZero;7450055]We now have this to worry about. First amendment Auditor sits out in front of spas filming. Because recording in public is legal and a protected activity. Also, to get clicks and views.
[URL]https://youtu.be/vH7AmYXJbJM?si=43TUdj6ItL2TrD5g[/URL][/QUOTE]That's the place in Fern Park across from the 7-Eleven. You can't miss it from the highway.
[QUOTE=FabioAldeaDiaz;7450419]Check his videos on Youtube. He might have uploaded the video that he recorded from you and now you are all over the place with your face on vehicle in the video. I believe you can report the video for recording YOU without permission.[/QUOTE]If you are in public, I do not need your permission to video you and / or your family. It's called the 1st Amendment.
The business (the parlor) can film you in common areas, not a third private person. Florida law requires all parties to consent to audio recordings, making it illegal to secretly record conversations without everyone's knowledge. In a way that violates privacy: Secretly recording someone in a place like a home, hotel room, or a private area of a business is a violation of privacy laws. Of course, nobody fucking care because we are mongering here, so nobody gives a damn fuck about it.
[QUOTE=Midnightpass;7450535]If you are in public, I do not need your permission to video you and / or your family. It's called the 1st Amendment.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, this isn't anything new with the crusaders, but today's Social Network posting game is why it is such a concern. Twenty years ago, they were Private Dick wannabes, hiding in their cars, trucks and vans, with 1000,1500 and 200 mm lenses, snapping away, and posting on their FB page, but now, it's a whole new brave world, were NOTHING is private, and nothing is protected, including one's privacy.
While it is true these places are licensed (and so are the masseuses who work in them) what goes on behind closed doors is between the therapist and their client, so unless this crusader has first-hand knowledge of what takes place in such an establishment, his opinion is fair game and deserves to be questioned on camera. However, if having your puss spread all over social media with the big bold red letters "MASSAGE" over your shoulder is not something you are concerned about, by all means (and with my full endorsement and appreciation) go up and engage these so-called "do-gooders" who think they don't live in glass houses. I for one don't frequent such establishments where my face, voice and license plate can be broadcasted all over the world for people to draw their own conclusions. [blue][Deleted by Admin]You can't even reference those kids of discussions.[/blue]
SO-8.
[QUOTE=KoolZero;7450055]We now have this to worry about. First amendment Auditor sits out in front of spas filming. Because recording in public is legal and a protected activity. Also, to get clicks and views.
[URL]https://youtu.be/vH7AmYXJbJM?si=43TUdj6ItL2TrD5g[/URL][/QUOTE]
While it is legal to record anyone outside in public (parks, parking lots, beaches, stores-outside, not past the entry doors) it is not legal to audio record someone out in public against their will. It is legal to "unknowingly" record their conversations and even post them "without malice" in the state of Florida, because it is all about "intent". Such a case made it all the way to SCOTUS 30 years ago, when Newt Gingrich was Speaker of the USA House of Representatives. He, AND the GOP lost that argument based on privacy, because the individuals who recorded the GOP leadership cell call, claimed they had no idea it was happening while driving down the road. Because the GOP also had no idea of the recording until it was made public by the DNC, they did not have "cause" and this was the Rehnquist court that ruled on the matter, not the far more liberal Warren Court, so keep this in mind when arguing privacy rights; here in Florida or elsewhere.
[QUOTE=Midnightpass;7450535]If you are in public, I do not need your permission to video you and / or your family. It's called the 1st Amendment.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=WaterMan561;7450175]Yes, they have the right to be there but that doesn't mean that some guy, who does not want to be filmed for purely exploitive reasons, won't pull a weapon resulting in a "not happy ending. ".[/QUOTE]That will be a guy who goes to jail for a very long time. Most "auditors" are trying to get you to over react so they can sue people. It's why they operate in teams. It's also why they insult the cops who are stupid enough to fuck with them. It's not about the 1st amendment, it's a pay day. If you hurt them you will pay.
A2.
I already posted this in the Phoenix forum. I'd figure I'd share it here to since we can all relate to it.
That's why, I always say, monger on, monger safe.
[URL]https://youtu.be/4qvuQVsEg6k?si=lMBscJYY3E5E6gaw[/URL]
[QUOTE=BbbbbwLover;7546049]I already posted this in the Phoenix forum. I'd figure I'd share it here to since we can all relate to it.
That's why, I always say, monger on, monger safe.
[URL]https://youtu.be/4qvuQVsEg6k?si=lMBscJYY3E5E6gaw[/URL][/QUOTE]There's always a risk when breaking the law, I went to milk one morning and they got raided at lunch time.
old saying...'if you can't do the time don't do the crime'
or having your mugshot posted on the news and/or social media 🤣
A+ investigative work LOL and love how dude at the desk acting like he doesn't go to an AMP on a weekly basis.
[QUOTE=BbbbbwLover;7546049]I already posted this in the Phoenix forum. I'd figure I'd share it here to since we can all relate to it.
That's why, I always say, monger on, monger safe.
[URL]https://youtu.be/4qvuQVsEg6k?si=lMBscJYY3E5E6gaw[/URL][/QUOTE]