4CardsMan

They try everywhere to stop you.  I have been challenged several times even in Texas.  In most Texas cities, there is an unlimited right to film or photograph in a public place.  But there are numerous busybodies out there who come up and ask, "Do you have a permit?".  My first reply now is, "And you are...?".  If they actually have some authority, I answer yes and refer them to a city official who actually knows what the rules are.  If they interfere with my process, I call the police.  If the police give me trouble, I refer them to their police legal advisor, which every Texas city has.
When a  logo is prominent in the background, I take it out in post.  First, it seems like common courtesy, and second, why should I provide free marketing?

Fujifilm XT-2.  The problem will be getting the C200 to look as good.