Why do women feel entitled to privacy when they are walking around in public places?

[Anonymous]

There is no general law against filming people in public places in the UK, nor should there be. If you are in a public place, you cannot reasonably expect complete privacy. If you want total privacy, stay in your own home, close the blinds, lock the door, and enjoy your privacy there.

[purplepoppy]

We don't expect privacy we expect common decency. If I'm sunbathing on a beach in a bikini and your standing over me filming I will scream "PERVERT" and enjoy watching you explain it's your right as every guy on the beach kicks the crap out of you.

[Asker]

Thought men didn't care about women? So by that logic they wouldn't beat the man up at all

[purplepoppy]

I think you'll find most men have more honour than you

[DryGermanGuy]

It's often called harassment and does not exclusively apply to women. Here in Germany, I prefer my expectation of privacy, even in public. I'm not an actor in silly little web videos.

[strateguy632]

but you can't annoy them. no harassing. no following stalking

[Asker]

Yeah 100 percent. But filming is allowed whether they like it or not. There is cctv everywhere anyway

[shish_kebab]

Years ago the ACLU invented an app for your smartphone so you could film or take pictures of what you thought were dirty cops. The idea was that when the app was activated, any pictures or video you took were immediately uploaded to the ACLU cloud. So even if a dirty cop confiscated and smashed your phone, it was too late. You just have to make sure you weren't obstructing justice in the process.

[Abbycado]

Who is saying they are entitled?