The most searched! Angered the entire Internet

Yesterday (18th),

Topic: "Is it illegal to film someone without their consent?"

This topic topped the trending search list

Reach the "boiling" level.

June 16,

Inside the Guangzhou Metro Line 3 carriage.

A woman was secretly photographed by a strange man.

On June 17, Ms. Li, the woman who was secretly photographed, told reporters that when she found a male passenger secretly photographing her with his mobile phone, she stepped forward to scold and asked the passenger to delete the photos, but another male passenger retorted: "People take pictures of you because they respect you and think you are beautiful. No wonder a woman like you gets beaten!"

After getting off the bus, Ms. Li went to the police station to report the incident. The police told reporters that they had indeed received the report and had handled it.

Netizens responded:

Legal experts say that filming strangers in public, whether for profit or not, is illegal as long as the other party does not agree.

Filming without the other party's consent is illegal. Even if it is not posted on the Internet, it has violated the person's right to a peaceful life and privacy. What should you do if you find yourself being secretly photographed in public? While ensuring your own safety, call 110 immediately or ask for help from others. If you have the conditions to collect evidence, you should keep the audio-visual materials at the scene in a timely manner.

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Source: CCTV.com, People's Daily, China Newsweek, CCTV News