නියම පිස්සෙය්ක් ඕයි. බලපල්ලකෝ

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    නියම පිස්සෙය්ක් ඕයි. බලපල්ලකෝ

    :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

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    senal7

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    thanks. didnt know about that before.
    You can't post or upload to youtube if a person or a minor haven't declare you a legal written document stating that he/she has no objection for posting his/her image or video to the internet. If person(s) have a objection, uploader should blur his/her face.
     
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    LHasindu

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    You can't post or upload to youtube if a person or a minor haven't declare you a legal written document stating that he/she has no objection for posting his/her image or video to the internet. If person(s) have a objection, uploader should blur his/her face.
    not true, I think. In a public area, anyone has the right to take photos from a distance that doesn't disturb others, as I think. And they have the right for ownership of the photos they have taken. But inside a police station it would be illegal.
     

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    not true, I think. In a public area, anyone has the right to take photos from a distance that doesn't disturb others, as I think. And they have the right for ownership of the photos they have taken. But inside a police station it would be illegal.
    I really don't know the rule in Sri Lanka. But in Canada you can't take photos or film video in a public places (park,beach,play ground) specially if minors are present. This law only apply to intruders. (if your kid in a playground or beach you can film or take photos) Most importantly if you post a video of a minor you definitely have to obtain written notice from both parents that they have no objection. The case of police station or hospital in Canada you can video freely. No one asking you why you filming, because all citizens have right to know the information unless it endanger the national security
     

    LHasindu

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    I really don't know the rule in Sri Lanka. But in Canada you can't take photos or film video in a public places (park,beach,play ground) specially if minors are present. This law only apply to intruders. (if your kid in a playground or beach you can film or take photos) Most importantly if you post a video of a minor you definitely have to obtain written notice from both parents that they have no objection. The case of police station or hospital in Canada you can video freely. No one asking you why you filming, because all citizens have right to know the information unless it endanger the national security

    I also really don't know the situation in Sri lanka, though I live here. Thing is legal information is not much talked here. From youtube videos I've learned what I said is legal in US. They have the right to take photos in public areas and a there was a controversial court decision saying that it is legal to take photos of girls from a view which shows under their legs even. But inside a police station it is illegal and a girl was sentenced to a prison for 20 years or something like that only for video recording inside a police station for some proof for what a policeman has said to her. Things surely differ in Sri Lanka for some extend, but taking photos in a public place being illegal doesn't sound right to me.
     
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    ගෙදර
    ගමෙහ් ඉදන් කොලබ ආපු ගොඩේ පොලිස් බයියා සන්ග්ලාස් දාගෙන දඩකොලේ ලියනවා රුයිතෙට..කවදා කාපු ටකරන් ද...
     

    senal7

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    I also really don't know the situation in Sri lanka, though I live here. Thing is legal information is not much talked here. From youtube videos I've learned what I said is legal in US. They have the right to take photos in public areas and a there was a controversial court decision saying that it is legal to take photos of girls from a view which shows under their legs even. But inside a police station it is illegal and a girl was sentenced to a prison for 20 years or something like that only for video recording inside a police station for some proof for what a policeman has said to her. Things surely differ in Sri Lanka for some extend, but taking photos in a public place being illegal doesn't sound right to me.
    I also remember one case in a prank video a guy attempted to prank a person in New York, but then again he filed a harassment case against the cameraman because of the filming. Nothing physical or verbal harassment, only filming. In court case was dismissed because cameraman filmed in a public area and us law not required any permission to film in that particular place.
     

    LHasindu

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    I also remember one case in a prank video a guy attempted to prank a person in New York, but then again he filed a harassment case against the cameraman because of the filming. Nothing physical or verbal harassment, only filming. In court case was dismissed because cameraman filmed in a public area and us law not required any permission to film in that particular place.
    :yes::yes::yes:
     

    mAjIc hAt

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    මන් දන්න එකෙක් යකෝ කවුද මේකට උස්සන් ආවේ :rofl:

    පට්ට සෙට් එක :D