| Comment | I am not claiming everyday actions are crimes. Nor am I claiming filming in a public place is a crime, I have already answered you on that. You have made a strawman argument to defeat.
> If the owner wants them to stop they have to ask
I was fairly sure filming in private property such as a private dwelling required permission. This is why you can't aim security camera in positions they can view private property.
Repetitively pressuring someone to release personal information is not every day behaviour.
LEGISLATIVE POSITION INSCOTLAND 8. There is no legal or clear-cut definition of stalking and harassment in the UK, and the two terms are often used interchangeably. However, stalking and harassment is generally used to describe intentional repeated behaviour, which causes fear, upset and annoyance to the victim.
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