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This is, presumably, to stop paedophiles taking pictures of kids in the swimming pool. The thing is, so what if they did? In this particular example the child himself is not being harmed - he/she doesn't even know it's going on.
"But it's better to stop these evil people, however we can!" Scream some.
Even if it means being unable to do anything any normal parent would want to do?
Such as a friend of mine who took their 2 year old daughter down to said pool for her first swim. My mate had bought on of those disposable splash proof camera things to record the occasion, as any parent would want to do - learning to swim is a big thing after all.
Only, he was told that no pictures could be taken, and had to put the camera away. It was his own daughter. Surely if he'd wanted to take dodgy pictures of her, he could have done it any time at home.
We're getting closer to a Big Brother state, and no one seems to notice....
EDIT: I'm talking about taking the phones and camera's into the spectator gallery, not into the pool itself.
This is, presumably, to stop paedophiles taking pictures of kids in the swimming pool. The thing is, so what if they did? In this particular example the child himself is not being harmed - he/she doesn't even know it's going on.
"But it's better to stop these evil people, however we can!" Scream some.
Even if it means being unable to do anything any normal parent would want to do?
Such as a friend of mine who took their 2 year old daughter down to said pool for her first swim. My mate had bought on of those disposable splash proof camera things to record the occasion, as any parent would want to do - learning to swim is a big thing after all.
Only, he was told that no pictures could be taken, and had to put the camera away. It was his own daughter. Surely if he'd wanted to take dodgy pictures of her, he could have done it any time at home.
We're getting closer to a Big Brother state, and no one seems to notice....
EDIT: I'm talking about taking the phones and camera's into the spectator gallery, not into the pool itself.
"r din't see any signs wot sed war'er n electronics don't mix"
Should have made that clear...
> We're getting closer to a Big Brother state, and no one seems to
> notice....
Hello?
> Hello?
I mean the fact that we seem to be having more and more restrictions placed on what we can and can't do.
Like not being able to build Georgian style houses in the country any more - if that bill is passed....