Once again it only becomes a private space when the curtains are drawn.
The public spaces by definition are public.
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ERs have private spaces just like rooms.
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So you can only film when people aren’t there.
Thank you ever so much for pointing out the obvious.
Who is suggesting it’s ok to film in the treatment areas? Cite the posts.
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We don’t let them film patients.
Wrong, the public spaces are by definition public.
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This woman is using video of empty hospital spaces as evidence, but she legally can’t film people in hospitals.
We don’t?
I’ve seen literally thousands of youtube videos taken of patients being treated, delivering babies, celebrating birthdays and anniversaries in their rooms, or just of people in their rooms recovering.
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You can’t film people without their permission. I’ve posted that several times.
Once again, no patients or staff appear on the video. She’s taking video of empty hallways and wards.
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And the SCOTUS has ruled otherwise.
If they are in public they can be recorded without permission.
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Hospitals have the right to prevent people from filming
This was in the UK.
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Even in hospital rooms and behind curtains in ERs?
No they do not, not if they are in the public spaces. SCOTUS is completely unambiguous on this.
The claim was false and remains so.
We’ve already been over this so why are you doing it again?
No ■■■■■ once again with the obvious.
She wasn’t filming people, she was filming empty hallways and wards. No people appeared on the video.
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I think you’re wrong. Hospitals have private spaces where I can’t be filmed by the public.
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You keep bringing up SCOTUS. . .
Think all you want, the public areas are by definition “public”.
