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I'm not clear on the smartphone policy. During the 4 rounds from Thursday to Sunday, are smartphones allowed? Are you allowed to take videos during play? If so, are you the legal owner to the rights of the video or is it the PGA since you're recording the video during its event?

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11 hours ago, nevets88 said:

I'm not clear on the smartphone policy. During the 4 rounds from Thursday to Sunday, are smartphones allowed? Are you allowed to take videos during play? If so, are you the legal owner to the rights of the video or is it the PGA since you're recording the video during its event?

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PGA TOUR Spectator Mobile Device Policy

• Devices must be on silent at all times; flash may not be used.
Devices may be used to capture video, audio and photos (content) in all areas throughout tournament week.
Content may be used for personal purposes (e.g., personal social media); no commercial use.
• No live streaming or real-time coverage (e.g., no shot-by-shot coverage).
• Data use (e.g., texting) is permitted in all areas throughout tournament week.
• Phone calls are allowed only in designated areas.
• Please be respectful of play and do not interfere with players, caddies or media.
• All posted signage and instructions from tournament staff must be observed.
• Failure to comply with this policy may result in the revocation of your ticket.

From https://www.pgatour.com/company/mobile-device-policy.html

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I'm going to call laziness on myself, should have lmgtfy for myself. For some reason, thought this was a "trick" question. So somewhere back in 2013, 2014 guessing they changed the policy as smartphones were omniscient and people controlled their phones better.

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9 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

So somewhere back in 2013, 2014 guessing they changed the policy as smartphones were omnipresent and people controlled their phones better.

August 14, 2017.

FTFY :-)

 

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Irons: :ping: G400 
Wedge: :ping: Glide 2.0 54° ES grind 
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1 hour ago, Missouri Swede said:

August 14, 2017.

FTFY :-)

 

Oy read right past it. 

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I might think if caught, with the video, and you were forced to erase the video, that might answer the question. 

Just about every tournament I have been to, taking videos, or picts we're not allowed. 

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