It applies in two cases: when there is an expectation of privacy as you say AND ALSO when nudity/explicit sexual behavior is recorded for a sexual purpose.I'm not a lawyer but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn last night.
I think this law only applies where there is an expectation of privacy. It doesn't apply when you are doing the nasty on a public beach or on a public park bench.
It's difficult sometimes to tell if someone is actually on their cellphone or recording a video.One of the elements is surreptitious recording so if you are openly recording people that's not the same.
Really? Damn, I have much more on my mind at times like this than of some previous visitor might have a cat. Maybe you should consider wearing one of those Tyvek suits that the CSI people wear! ;-)Clothes in the washroom since one should be showering anyway, hung nicely on a few (3) hangers would take care of the issue in this thread, and keep clothes out of disgusting bins or chests.
You don't know where some clients have been, or if they have pets or whatever.
You can't figure out what a sexual purpose is for a video showing somebody having sex?It's difficult sometimes to tell if someone is actually on their cellphone or recording a video.
I think even if you openly record some bodies doing the nasty on a public park bench you cannot legally post the video on Youtube without consent of the parties involved.
Question: What the heck is recording nudity/doing the nasty for a sexual purpose?
No to derail the tread much but i HATE incalls because there is never anywhere proper to put your clothes.
And if there are hangers they are garbage wire hangers.
Clothes in the washroom since one should be showering anyway, hung nicely on a few (3) hangers would take care of the issue in this thread, and keep clothes out of disgusting bins or chests.
You don't know where some clients have been, or if they have pets or whatever.
I still think this phraseology is somewhat confusing.when nudity/explicit sexual behavior is recorded for a sexual purpose.
