01-30-10 01:16 PM - Post#317683    

1. What is "bakakke"?

2. From time to time I see amateur porn (on xtube) that says it is a hidden cam taking a video of, say, my best friend in the bathroom (peeing or showering or masturbating), or of my girlfriend blowing me. Is that legal? I would think not; it must be breaking some law somewhere, right?

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Re: Questions about porn
01-30-10 02:14 PM - Post#317685    

    In response to Lil David

1. Do you mean Bukkake? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bukkake) as described it generally refers to a group of men ejaculating on a woman.

2. Certainly not legal in the UK, and I expect it isn't in the US either. Over here you would break privacy law and there would be a rights issue with the 'actor' in the video if they were identifiable, at the least!

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02-02-10 06:16 AM - Post#317770    

    In response to bristow

It's illegal in most states here, as well. "Hidden cameras" need to get the participants written agreement to "star" in the video.

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02-02-10 07:38 AM - Post#317774    

    In response to Dreysek

Thanks, Drey. I thought I was going to have to do that again.

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02-04-10 04:21 AM - Post#317827    

    In response to Dreysek

• Dreysek Said:

I also think that "hidden camera" doesn't necessarily mean "not known about by the subject". Quite often I think it just states that it was a hidden camera as the idea of watching someone without his/her knowledge is somehow more titillating.

It's also possible that in some countries the law might be a bit more hazy as well. Certainly in most countries it is not legal. Just look at the Erin Andrews case as an example.

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06-03-10 01:13 AM - Post#320518    

    In response to aussieguy

Being a "peeping tom" in many states is not a legal infraction. It should be and has been brought up in a court of law, however if no judge under its current law can change the law with a guilty ruling of for example, some perv using his camera to look up someone's skirt.

The recent high profile case involving that attractive sport's woman, wasn't your average case which should have been thrown out.

But if the judge allowed the case to continue, that set precedent for future "peeping tom" cases.

09-01-10 09:23 PM - Post#323305    

    In response to Positive dude

One aspect not covered here is the "Expectation of Privacy". In your home, hotel or motel room and certain places where you have an expectation of privacy, taking photos or videos is Illegal in all states here in the U.S.A.

However if you are getting a hummer at the beach, in a parking lot or in a public park there you have NO Expectation of privacy and all bets are off. If the person is identifiable it is safer and can save you a court case if you have a Model Release form signed, just in case.

Re: "Expectation of Privacy"
09-02-10 03:09 AM - Post#323308    

    In response to Dinky

The videos I am talking about are supposedly taken in public rest rooms, in a private bathroom, or in a private bedroom. I agree that this is a completely different issue from when persons decide to have sex in a public or semi-public location (which some people really get into!).

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