Is it illegal to take a picture of a person's license plate and then post it online?
No, as long as you legally took the picture of them in public without obstructing their routine, are not stalking or following them, and you are not posting anything of a personal or private matter, and the postings are not lies, racial, slanderous, or defamatory.I have routinely taken pictures of vehicles improperly parked and posted them online, as well as reported then to the police, parking authority, or bylaw enforcement. There's nothing illegal about that; it just shows how carelessly ignorant that driver was, especially when they park where it's clearly posted that it's not permitted, like a disabled spot, fire route, fire hydrant, intersection corner, front lawn, sidewalk, or backwards on a one way street, etc.Incidentally, this is exactly how they caught a bank robber in the Scarborough area of Toronto last summer. There were a series of bank robberies by a person wearing a full burka. The getaway vehicle was illegally stopped, and running by the banks front doors at each incident. During one robbery a pedestrian thought it was strange and took a picture of the running vehicle with the driver inside, then called the police. About 3 hours later, they apprehended the driver. About 1 hour later they apprehended the bank robber in the Ajax/Oshawa area, still carrying the same gun, and then found a teenage boy underneath the female family members burka.Hence the burka ban in Quebec, and the illegal use of any and all face coverings while on public, used to disguise the identity of a criminal.
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