Bank Videotaping Policies Explained

In general, banks and other private businesses have the right to set their own policies regarding videotaping on their premises. They can deny videotaping to protect the privacy and security of their customers and operations.
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Thank you for clarifying. Here's some general information about videotaping inside a bank in Illinois:
- Banks and private businesses can set their own policies regarding videotaping.
- They often prohibit videotaping to protect privacy and security.
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If a bank or any private business in Illinois tells you to stop recording and leave, you must comply. They have the right to enforce their policies on their property.
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If you refuse to stop recording and leave when asked by a private business in Illinois, you could be charged with criminal trespass. Trespassing laws in Illinois allow property owners to enforce their rules, and failure to comply can result in legal consequences.
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