Air Canada 360 degree / panorama cabin views
Sep 9, 2016, 9:23 pm
#16
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Oh wait, I think I do know you're making parallel - I suspect alchohol is involved.
Please stop making something out of nothing, although this post does not surprise me.
Maybe you should do a little more background checking before you go off making statements similar to the one above.
Although, like you, your statement above doesn't surprise me superangrype... err.... missap... err.... Well, we all get the picture......
Heh!
I don't think anyone here is surprised. Pretty transparent. 
Security footage is not distributed anywhere, whereas this is.
There are areas of airports and airplanes where photography is not permitted at all.
It's also possible that recording employees without consent might be considered harassment, which the employer would have a responsibility to stop, by any means necessary (like banning you from flying).
There are areas of airports and airplanes where photography is not permitted at all.
It's also possible that recording employees without consent might be considered harassment, which the employer would have a responsibility to stop, by any means necessary (like banning you from flying).
Last edited by jaysona; Sep 9, 2016 at 9:49 pm Reason: fix quote
Sep 9, 2016, 10:18 pm
#19
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I appreciate the effort made to capture and post these nice photos but I don't think it's entirely kosher to include people's clearly identifiable faces inside the aircraft cabin. It's not an entirely private place but neither is it an entirely public one. I wouldn't post an identifiable pic of a fellow passenger except with their consent.
Part of the issue is that people that might have objected if you walked up and took a photo of them don't necessarily realize the 360 degree camera is photographing them.
Part of the issue is that people that might have objected if you walked up and took a photo of them don't necessarily realize the 360 degree camera is photographing them.
Sep 9, 2016, 10:29 pm
#20
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I appreciate the effort made to capture and post these nice photos but I don't think it's entirely kosher to include people's clearly identifiable faces inside the aircraft cabin. It's not an entirely private place but neither is it an entirely public one. I wouldn't post an identifiable pic of a fellow passenger except with their consent.
Part of the issue is that people that might have objected if you walked up and took a photo of them don't necessarily realize the 360 degree camera is photographing them.
Part of the issue is that people that might have objected if you walked up and took a photo of them don't necessarily realize the 360 degree camera is photographing them.