If you were a sociologist, they'd called this a "generational gap in behavior norms." Greybeards would mutter something about "getting off my lawn" and "kids these days."
Old people are used to people complying with laws that require release forms being signed before publishing someone's likeness.
If you were a sociologist, they'd called this a "generational gap in behavior norms." Greybeards would mutter something about "getting off my lawn" and "kids these days."
Old people are used to people complying with laws that require release forms being signed before publishing someone's likeness.
That went out the window, oh, 25 years agoish.