IMO making it a municipal thing just opens the doors for them to abuse the legal system. Better to keep this at the store policy level and support the businesses with good policies.
If your local pool doesn’t have rules contact their administration. Much, MUCH, lower bar with more immediate and permanent results.
Correct. Surreptitious recording is per se illegal almost everywhere in Canada not just bathrooms or being where someone could be in a state of undress is simply an enhancement.
The problem is that being filmed by someone wearing glasses who may or may not have tampered with the already way too small indicator light is much less obvious than someone pointing a phone or camera at you.
Don’t most gyms already ban filming?
IMO making it a municipal thing just opens the doors for them to abuse the legal system. Better to keep this at the store policy level and support the businesses with good policies.
If your local pool doesn’t have rules contact their administration. Much, MUCH, lower bar with more immediate and permanent results.
Correct. Surreptitious recording is per se illegal almost everywhere in Canada not just bathrooms or being where someone could be in a state of undress is simply an enhancement.
Easier to police someone with a camera than someone wearing glasses.
The problem is that being filmed by someone wearing glasses who may or may not have tampered with the already way too small indicator light is much less obvious than someone pointing a phone or camera at you.