Gym installs cameras in the men's locker rooms for ‘security reasons’, leading to enraged members uproar and membership cancellations

We all probably made at least one New Year's resolution to start going to the gym and get in shape. We all also have many excuses why we end up not going to the gym at all. It's far, we don't have time, we wouldn't know how to use the machines, etc. This resolution is usually forgotten by February, but we can't help but feel a little disappointed in ourselves for not getting ourselves together and completing this task.

Well, after reading this Reddit story, you are guaranteed to feel much better for not stepping foot at the gym. Apparently, some gyms now enforce a new security policy that includes the installation of cameras in locker rooms, which many people in the comments claim it is completely illegal. Still, OP's (original poster) gym has already installed all its cameras, which resulted in an uproar among this gym's members.

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