I frequent a night-club that doesn't allow photography, but doesn't put stickers. People (esp. non-regulars) will occasionally take a photo because they forgot and it's such a normal thing they do in their lives. Removing a sticker requires significant more intentionality.
I frequent a night-club that doesn't allow photography, but doesn't put stickers. People (esp. non-regulars) will occasionally take a photo because they forgot and it's such a normal thing they do in their lives. Removing a sticker requires significant more intentionality.
I'm guessing security would see you filming and come for a chat. Probably other patrons too, if that's the culture of the venue.
It was in the article. You get one warning and then you will be thrown out.
It’s more of a physical/psychological reminder, not an actually secure and invasive attempt to prevent access.
Taking it off gets you asked to leave when you’re seen holding up a phone.