As sports coverage has become more comprehensive, game-time privacy for athletes has dwindled to the extent that members of the press are often found in locker rooms, The Guardian reports. Harrison Barnes of the Golden State Warriors said, “The biggest thing is just to remain normal, try to act as you usually do. You don't want to try and change in front of the cameras or change your routine or anything like that. Eventually, you become numb to it.” The NBA Players’ Association’s Tara Greco said the union “sees the presence of cameras as a way of life and didn't have any immediate concerns about athlete privacy,” the report states.
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