In today's society, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to their privacy. Some people make a lot of jokes about it, and even do some extreme things.
Recently, it was rumored on the Internet that when a woman was having dinner with friends, she suddenly found that there was a recorder on the table next to her, and it was in a running state.
What's even stranger is that the table is empty!
So she suspected that she had been secretly photographed, so she got up and took the recorder without thinking about it.
After a while, a man came to the next table and found that his recorder was missing......
He searched everywhere, only to find that he had been taken by the woman, so he stepped forward and said:
"This recorder is mine. ”
Unexpectedly, the woman not only did not return it to him, but also said something uplifting:
"You're recording us!"
"And it's against the law for you to slap all of us in the face without my knowledge. ”
The man didn't seem to want to say more to her, so he said directly:
"Call the police!"
"If you don't give it back to me, you can call the police. ”
Unexpectedly, the woman neither returned the things, nor asked to view and delete the content in person, and even asked the man to call the police.
The man was a little helpless and began to reason with her.
"You took this thing (recorder) from us!"
I didn't expect the woman to play Laipi, and she also said:
"I don't know, I picked it up!"
"It's not impossible to give it back to you, but how do you prove it's yours?"
Obviously, the woman is not keen on calling the police to solve the problem, but wants the other party to prove her innocence.
The man pointed to the surveillance above the restaurant and reminded her:
"There's monitoring for this. ”
But the woman still didn't give up, asked him to confront the surveillance video, and repeated:
"I picked it up. ”
"He's recording me, what's wrong with me bringing it here? There's portraits of all of us!"
She also asked the man, "Why did you take it back?"
I have to say that the mainland's writing is really broad and profound, and the words "pick" and "take" are clearly used by women.
The woman also said that they had a private party and talked about a lot of things privately. This act of the man's video made them feel inappropriate.
For this reason, the man explained that he did not mean to offend and that the recorder was only necessary for work.
Unfortunately, the woman and her companions did not accept this statement.
"If you're a staff member, you communicate with me, and I can let you record it. ”
Seeing this, it is estimated that everyone has also discovered that when the two sides are fighting with each other, the woman wins steadily!
But there was no way, the things still had to come back, so the man had to continue to explain.
He said that the machines were left unattended, so he could not communicate with them in the first place.
After hearing this, the woman seemed to be even more angry.
"You're not here, you can't record it, you're violating my privacy!"
She also asked the man rhetorically, "Is there a rule that people can put a device to record me when they leave?"
The man didn't bother to tell her directly, and took out his mobile phone on the spot......
The video came to an abrupt end here, and I don't know how the last two handled this matter.
One of the interesting things is that both sides mentioned calling the police, but in the end no one seemed to take action.
Who is the weak-hearted? Or is it that they are not confident enough?
It is worth mentioning that this video was taken by the woman and was also uploaded to the Internet.
After the matter fermented, it aroused heated discussions among netizens.
"Call the police! If the man is wrong, arrest him, and if the woman is wrong, arrest him, and no one will get used to anyone!"
"When did it become illegal to make a video?"
Many netizens believe that since the woman suspects that the other party's video violates her privacy, why don't she check it in person and ask the other party to delete it, or call the police directly?
Some people also feel that the restaurant is also a public place, and as long as the video taken by the man is not used for other purposes, there is no infringement of portrait rights, such as surveillance, dash cams, etc.
Of course, there are also those who support the woman, believing that she is doing the right thing.
Some people questioned the man, everyone is gone, but the machine is turned on, recording in front of others? And people have made it clear that they don't want to, do they have to delete the video first, and then talk about returning the equipment?
As far as the matter is concerned, the woman was originally reasonable, and she could call the police directly, but if she didn't return it and didn't call the police, it would be a bit vexatious.
In fact, if the other party is photographed without consent, the person being photographed has the right to request deletion, because it is illegal to secretly take pictures, secretly record and other things that the other party does not want. If the spread is not coded and causes adverse effects, people also have the right to sue!