Which of the following is generally considered to be a public place in which unobtrusive observation is not a serious invasion of privacy?

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All of these places - an airport check-in counter, a museum, and a retail store - are generally considered to be public places where individuals do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Unobtrusive observation in these settings is generally not considered to be a serious invasion of privacy. However, if someone were to install cameras or other surveillance equipment in these settings, it may be considered a violation of privacy.

Which of the Following Is Generally Considered to Be a Public