
No-Phone Policies Won’t Save Club Culture If Promoters Keep Filming the Crowd
No-phone policies are supposed to protect the dancefloor, preserve the moment and give people the freedom to lose themselves in the music without worrying about ending up on someone else’s social media. But when clubs seal phone cameras at the entrance while professional photographers and videographers film the DJ, the crowd and every drop, it raises an important question: are we protecting the experience, or simply controlling who gets to capture it?























