busted taking pics

[fitne]

"Is it illegal to take pictures of someone under 18?
There is no law against taking photos at public events, including of other people’s children (Ask the Police, 2021). But your photography policy statement should make it clear that parents or carers should gain permission before sharing photographs or videos of other people’s children on social media.

Is taking a picture of someone illegal in Canada?
In Canada, in general terms, one can photograph another person without their permission if that person is in a public place (since there is no reasonable expectation of privacy when out in public)."

In practice get his/her/their permission.

BTW: Quebec might be different under their provincial law.

[EyefunJo]

During the pandemic, since everyone was wearing masks, I got a bit bolder than usual. One time, while grocery shopping at a local supermarket, I spotted a woman with a stunning figure—long, wavy hair, probably in her early thirties based on what I could see of her masked face. She was wearing a sleeveless dress that fell past her knees, but it had a long slit up the side, flashing glimpses of her thigh as she walked.

I cautiously followed her, and when she was looking up at the shelves, I quietly slid my phone under her skirt. I snapped a quick photo, but it was too dark to see much—just enough to tell she was wearing light-colored panties.

I decided to push my luck further. The second time I saw her in another aisle, I turned on my phone’s flashlight and quickly slipped it under again. Remember that slit in her dress? She must’ve noticed the light because she whipped around. She let out an “Ah!” and I freaked out, pulling my cap low and bolting for the exit. She didn’t keep yelling, and I don’t know what happened after that. All I know is my heart was pounding harder than after a gym session as I sped away in my car.

What I did there was very illegal. And it might cause some mental traumas for the girls if she found out someone's taking upskirt pics of her. And my heart was pounding like I got serious heart attack, which I don't think it's good for my health too.

[fitne]

Most stores, if not all, have security cameras.

[Windsorm]

Originally Posted by EyefunJo

During the pandemic, since everyone was wearing masks, I got a bit bolder than usual. One time, while grocery shopping at a local supermarket, I spotted a woman with a stunning figure—long, wavy hair, probably in her early thirties based on what I could see of her masked face. She was wearing a sleeveless dress that fell past her knees, but it had a long slit up the side, flashing glimpses of her thigh as she walked.

I cautiously followed her, and when she was looking up at the shelves, I quietly slid my phone under her skirt. I snapped a quick photo, but it was too dark to see much—just enough to tell she was wearing light-colored panties.

I decided to push my luck further. The second time I saw her in another aisle, I turned on my phone’s flashlight and quickly slipped it under again. Remember that slit in her dress? She must’ve noticed the light because she whipped around. She let out an “Ah!” and I freaked out, pulling my cap low and bolting for the exit. She didn’t keep yelling, and I don’t know what happened after that. All I know is my heart was pounding harder than after a gym session as I sped away in my car.

What I did there was very illegal. And it might cause some mental traumas for the girls if she found out someone's taking upskirt pics of her. And my heart was pounding like I got serious heart attack, which I don't think it's good for my health too.

Just don’t do it.