I don't think there is even a legal justification for such policy
I’ve seen stores in the U.S. that have “No Photography” sign posted.
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I don't think there is even a legal justification for such policy
I’ve seen stores in the U.S. that have “No Photography” sign posted.
Ok. Thanks for pointing that out.
Here it's unheard of.
We immediately associate "No puedes tomar fotos" with a green, blue or black uniform. That prohibition here usually comes from government offices/officials preventing people from documenting protests or incidents that may provide evidence of any wrongdoing.
It’s weird though. Most of the signs I see (coincidentally, most often in grocery stores) have been there for a long time. They’re accompanied by little icons of a 35mm camera and/or one of the now old-fashioned full-size video cameras. I think they might have originally been designed to thwart competitors. No taking pics of our fancy layout of product displays!
Yes. That makes sense. Now it makes little sense, I believe. Any competitor can Google any display imaginable of any product to become the next whatever it is they can become