[extropy-chat] Wearable Camera Etiquette
Harvey Newstrom
mail at HarveyNewstrom.com
Sun Apr 11 15:39:42 UTC 2004
Wearable Camera Etiquette is more complicated than people think. There
are many times where people won't want to be recorded. Ettiquette
should include:
- don't record in bookstores where you can record published content
without paying for it
- don't record near cash registers where you can record people's credit
cards
- don't record near public phones or ATMs where you can record people's
PIN numbers
- don't record while using the phone where you can break wiretapping
laws
- don't record near computers in use where you can record people's
keystrokes or passwords
- don't record when copyrighted music is playing or near TVs or in
theatres or during performances where you can record copyrighted
materials without permission
- don't record anybody if you plan to publish your recording and you
don't have contracts for these people to appear in your video
- don't record anybody talking if you aren't part of the conversation,
because microphones can pick up speech beyond your hearing range, where
you can "bug" people who think they are having a private conversation
- don't record near bridges, airports, train stations, bus stations,
tall buildings, banks or other possible terrorist or criminal targets,
or the feds might think you are casing the location for future attacks
These are just a few examples off the top of my head where people might
demand that your recording stop.
--
Harvey Newstrom, CISSP, CISA, CISM, IAM, IBMCP, GSEC
Certified IS Security Pro, Certified IS Auditor, Certified InfoSec
Manager,
NSA Certified Assessor, IBM Certified Consultant, SANS Certified GIAC
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