What's wrong with chatting up passers-by and taking pictures and uploading them?

At present, there are many online video accounts, and people in the legal profession say that the chat-up video is actually suspected of infringing the privacy of the photographer. Jiao Yang, a Beijing Zhong Jian law firm, said: It is illegal to make a chat-up video and publish it on social platforms, whether for profit or not, as long as it does not get the explicit consent of the subject, and it will also violate the explicit provisions of the Civil Code on privacy. ?

This interaction between the photographer and the subject includes the appearance, language, voice and position of the subject, which belongs to the social privacy of the subject and should be recognized as a private activity with privacy protection in the legal sense. If the photographer doesn't get the consent of the subject, it's illegal to record this chat-up behavior, let alone broadcast it publicly on social media platforms.

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The content of the chat-up video is suspected of infringing the personal information of the photographer:

According to the provisions of the Civil Code, personal whereabouts information is also one of the categories of personal information and the main content of natural person rights protected by law. In the case of chatting up and shooting mentioned above, the specific space where the subject is located is often exposed. For example, he may be on his way home, near his residence or near his work unit. ?

People in the legal profession said that it is obvious that the purpose of these photographers is not to make friends with passing women, but to record the whole process under the guise of making friends. In fact, they used these women. At the same time, it also involves the problem of profiting from it, involving deception and concealment, and also violating public order and good customs.

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