Apparently, you can it gives clear 4k images and paranama shots are well done after the firmware update it is small enough so you won't get noticed, question and get caught up in trouble when what your doing is 100% legal provided your on public land.

Is that a question or an answer - I'm not quite sure Mr Frank  

There is no law in the UK prohibiting you from taking a photograph when stood in a public place. Nobody has the legal right to approach you in a public place and tell you not to take photos - even if the photo is of that person. Even the police will require a warrant to ask for your phone/camera/sd card. That said, taking photos for commercial purposes may require permission and obviously things are very different if you are not in a public place. The other difference is if you are flying a drone - the CAA imposes the restriction of not being within 30m of people, buildings and vehicles not in your control on take off/landing extended to 50m in flight in non congested areas - and this to protect the privacy of others. This I believe is given that drones are allowed to fly over private land/buildings at 50m - 120m AGL whilst legally taking photos and recording video.   

Hi, thanks for the inquiry. The Osmo Pocket can be used anywhere for recording or taking photos, however, it would still depend on the location where you about to use your Osmo Pocket. If it's private then you may need to coordinate it with a local authority or designated department to possibly have permission to shoot or record videos. We're hoping that you could get the best recommendation that you may need. Thank you for your support.