Real estate agent copter photographed a tanned topless woman

New technologies, following the military, are being pursued by entrepreneurs to increase sales. Unexpected development has been gained by a relatively new fashion among American realtors to remove sold objects from the air using UAVs to get beautiful advertising frames. As reported by Herald Sun , one of these copters, while taking photos of elite real estate, accidentally captured a woman who was topless in her backyard. And in this form the photo got on billboards, in a magazine and on the website of a real estate agency.



Mandy Lingard, the "victim" of advertising, did not immediately understand what an odd thing was buzzing over her yard, and decided that it was the children who were playing. Then she realized that this is a camera with a camera. Then, after a few weeks after seeing photos of her home and herself in the courtyard, she was extremely annoyed. After this incident, she is confident that agents are obliged to warn the neighbors of the photographed property about such actions.
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Resourceful agent Steve Walsh said that this kind of shooting “is being conducted by Google, and then these photos are used by everyone. Most of the houses overlooking the beach look more profitable on advertising when shooting from above. Before the appearance of drones, it was difficult to take such pictures - but now it is cheap, fast and efficient. ”

This time there were no lawsuits and the agent agreed to remove or replace all the unsuccessful photos. However, it is worth thinking about new technologies, what new opportunities for invasion of personal life they are opening up, and users of these technologies would like to wish for culture and tact.


Similar case from Slovakia.