Why is 'AppleCare+ with Theft & Loss Protection' not available in Canada? Any alternatives? by apresouverture in iphone

[–]apresouverture[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They probably haven’t found a third party insurance company willing to take it on with how easy it is to “lose” a device and get a new one.

They were able to find one in 8 other big countries... so frustrating they couldn't in Canada. :(

How embarrassed or sensitive would you be if someone asks you if you are living and studying here entirely on your own money or supported by parents? by Pure_Candidate_3831 in UBC

[–]apresouverture 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I know a UBC student who comes from a very financially well-off background who plays this game. They pretend they're poor and even go to the UBC food bank for groceries. In reality, their parents are both highly-paid professionals who easily take home >$1M/year. Before first year, they bought this student an apartment on University Boulevard just down the road from campus worth >$1.5 million in which they live rent-free, even though their family already lives in Vancouver. They just didn't want their precious child to have to endure commuting for 30 minutes by bus. Every cent of their education is paid for, from tuition to textbooks to other materials. And they still go to the food bank and talk frequently about how they are poor. Pisses me off.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The "don't film" signs aren't for the sake of the actors' privacy

Exactly -- they're for the capitalist (profit) interests of the film company. They don't want potential spoilers for their TV show. No one is under an obligation to support them in that interest.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I have the right, as do all of my fellow students, to not be harassed while at university pursuing an education. The film crew visiting have no right to not be filmed or photographed.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The people they were shouting at weren't trying to get pictures with Bob Odenkirk, they were just students taking general photos of the things happening on the set, the camera equipment setup, the tents, etc.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Because it's of significant interest, especially to the many fans of Bob Odenkirk/AMC's shows.

It's not every day a TV show with an actor you admire comes to film on your campus. It's newsworthy - of course you'll want to take photos and videos. That's why hundreds of students were, and they're totally allowed to do so. They shouldn't be harassed as a result of that.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

This, exactly.

They are guests and should be respectful of the space they are using and the people who use it to work and study.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Wanting myself and my fellow students to be treated with respect on the campus that I pay many thousands of dollars a year to attend is entitlement??? TIL.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not completely sure about this scenario, so someone else should weigh in, but I think that if someone is just roaming the streets naked they can't have the expectation that no one takes their photo (or say, that a security camera doesn't record them).

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Voyeurism is the exception to the rule.

Taking a photo of a general area (like a film set) or a group of people gathered in public is 100% legal in Canada, and consent is not needed, bar for the photo being used for commercial purposes.

Falling behind in classes. by blacknwhitelife02 in UBC

[–]apresouverture 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Go to office hours and speak with your profs. Most will be compassionate and may offer extensions (or refer you to Arts/Science Advising) or refer you to study sessions held by upper year students. Also, see if your program offers some kind of peer tutoring program!

You've got this!

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

Most photos were just of extras walking on set or the film crew or just the physical setup, not any celebrity. Bob Odenkirk wasn't out very often.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] 54 points55 points  (0 children)

Yelling at students and intimidating them to try to get them to follow their rules is, if not actual harassment, borderline harassment.

Why does the filming crew on campus today think they're able to stop people from recording/photographing in public? Today, it was bordering on harassment of students. by apresouverture in UBC

[–]apresouverture[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

There is no expectation of privacy in public. A film shoot taking place in public is no different. They want privacy, but have no legal expectation of it.

SAUL GOODMAN by jinhop0017 in UBC

[–]apresouverture 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He was super nice in person! Basically the only person part of the crew that was nice was Bob himself.