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In the UK, ‘Antisocial’ Photography Can Get You Questioned and Potentially Arrested

It's a tale as old as time: 81-year-old photographer in East Sussex takes pictures of bachelorette parties, bachelorette parties don't seem to mind but strangers call the cops on him, cops say he's being 'antisocial' and ask for his name, he refuses, they threaten to arrest him.

Okay... maybe not as old as time, or even normal, but that's what happened to one photographer in the UK and it seems the cops may have actually had the right to arrest the man in this particular scenario.

Rando: The Antisocial Photo-Sharing App

Photo-sharing apps run the gamut between the hyper-social (ala Instagram: like, comment and share to your heart's content) and the secretive (ala Snapchat: this photo will self-destruct in 3 ... 2 ... ). Ustwo's new app Rando falls somewhere in that latter category, because while you can share photos with Rando, you have no idea who you're sharing them with, or who is sharing them with you -- and forget about likes, comments and favorites.