>In Japan, the shutter sound on mobile phones and cameras is required to be audible. This practice was introduced to address concerns related to privacy and prevent covert photography in public spaces. The audible shutter sound is meant to deter inappropriate or unauthorized photography, particularly in situations where individuals' privacy might be at risk, such as in public restrooms, changing rooms, or crowded public transportation. Because of this regulation, most smartphones sold in Japan, including those from major manufacturers like Apple and Samsung, have a non-disabling shutter sound feature when taking photos. This applies even when the phone is set to silent or vibrate mode.
>>221141480What about the free market?
>>221141480I had a sony phone I bought in the states and when I lived in Japan and started using a Softbank sim I could no longer silence the shutter sound.
>>221141480That's because they literally don't have any other, more serious, crimes to persecute
>>221141480Why do low moral Yamato make such nuisance acts?
What happens if you have a custom ROM in japan
>>221141708I’ve been using GrapheneOS here for about a year, and the shutter sound is disabled by default. Also, those shitty official carrier apps stopped working but whatever I can work around that with some tricks, so it’s fine
>>221141480This is the equivalent of woke diversity hire for native japanese
>>221141536So you'll be under arrested soon.
