Not that it's immediately relevant to the subject, but you may find it
amusing. I had a friend who once brought a film camera into a Frys
Electronics (growing chain, mostly west coast I think) and went through
the motions of taking a picture. A security guard said he'd have to
confiscate the film, and my friend objected, saying that he had lots of
shots on there he didn't want to lose. Frys then developed the film
for him with the understanding that they would remove any shots of the
inside of the store. Humorously, the film had already been fully
exposed by the time this happened, so they ended up developing the film
for him gratis, and he received the prints and negatives intact.

He felt that he found a creative way to thumb his nose at their 'No
photos' policy.