Filming Privacy Legalities Explained

Summary

In the United States, privacy laws generally prohibit filming someone in their private property without their consent, even from a public place. This can be considered an invasion of privacy, which includes intrusion of solitude and public disclosure of private facts. If you are naked in your private property, you have an expectation of privacy, and filming without consent would still be an invasion of privacy. Public disclosure of private facts involves revealing non-public, private facts about an individual that are not of public concern and would offend a reasonable person. These laws are generally state laws and can vary. Filming someone naked without their consent could fall under crimes like invasion of privacy, voyeurism, and sexual exploitation. Always consult a local attorney for personalized advice.