QUOTE(hidden830726 @ Jun 25 2012, 07:57 PM)
ok, im into street photography these days, so this is what i learned
Malaysia = ex commonwealth country, and therefore like Singapore, we used British law as our basis.
To sum it up,
We can take any picture in public places, and post them, use for exhibition / art purposes, and even sell the prints as art but cant use the pics for commercial use.
So if you put on facebook, its fine. But try refrain from putting offending or misleading caption. If someone contacted you to remove it with proof that they are the person in the picture, or valid reason, you may as well remove it. But nothing worry as you took the pic in public places.
Anyway, i deem LRT as public places due to the fact that its a public transport.
Added on June 25, 2012, 8:00 pmWell, if they wearing black cloth, we should respect their culture by not taking their pic. Unless ahem, they got really beautiful eyes, i will take the risk
Added on June 25, 2012, 8:01 pmthat day a person give me a middle finger and "lou ***" look.
I dont bother

Yes, but we must always becareful to avoid anything happen; If you happen to snap some gangster, what happen? Of course, that is one of the bad scenario and most people would avoid it.
Not sure any of you listen to the ladio; There is an awareness ad, in the ad, 2 guys were having conversation about a girl, which one of the guy took with his handphone, and send it to his friend. Then the ad end with something like knowing your rights (for the girl and what she can do; I can't really remember the exact words).
I'm just sharing what I heard on the ladio, what is the new law or what are they talking about knowing your rights and privacy, I have no idea and seems can't find this information. Perhaps someone who got contact or know anything can share.
Finally, it's just a precaution and I'm just sharing what I heard.