Bystander privacy protects people who are incidentally captured by cameras or recording devices, even if they aren't the intended subject. It's applied through blurring, consent notices, or restricted recording in public spaces. Everyone benefits—pedestrians, patients, and guests—by retaining control over their image and reducing unwanted exposure.
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