Recently, an unbelievable thing happened in a yoga class, which exploded on social media like a TV series: a woman practiced in a yoga class, and as a result, her every move was broadcast live by the business.
Including some leg lifting, chest up, this kind of picture is rare in normal teaching demonstrations, which has attracted widespread attention.
In response, the merchants' reaction was surprisingly calm, and they said that they did not take pictures secretly. But such explanations clearly did not calm everyone.
Netizens expressed their opinions one after another, and some people were very angry and said: "Yoga was originally meant to make people relax, but now how has it become a tool for businesses to win attention?"
It's too much to invade other people's privacy!" Some people began to question business ethics: "Yoga class is not a reality show, we don't go to class to be actors, how can businesses ignore our feelings in order to attract traffic?"
Some people are even starting to worry about the overall environment of the fitness industry: "If even yoga classes are like this, can we still feel at ease when we go to fitness classes, and where is the privacy and security gone?"
The key to this live broadcast incident is that the business directly broadcast the yoga class without the consent of the students, especially many actions involving the more intimate parts of female students, such as large leg lifts and chest lifts.
Not only is this psychologically uncomfortable, but it is actually a blatant invasion of personal privacy. The businessman's rhetoric of "we didn't take a candid photo" is actually playing with words, completely ignoring the seriousness of disclosing other people's images and behaviors without permission.
After the incident became a big one, although the merchants emphasized that their original intention was to promote yoga culture and let more people understand the benefits of yoga, this was by no means an excuse to invade other people's privacy.
In the digital age, it is becoming more and more important to protect personal information, no matter what organization or individual it is, it must comply with relevant laws and regulations, and cannot casually disclose or disseminate other people's private information.
Especially in a place like yoga, where the balance of the mind is important, respect, trust and safety should be maintained. On the whole, this yoga live broadcast incident is definitely a typical case of lack of social responsibility.
It reminds us that while enjoying the convenience and rapid dissemination brought by technology, we must not neglect the respect for the dignity and rights of the individual. Merchants should learn a lesson, improve internal management, and clearly define the boundaries of live streaming.
Truly respect consumers' right to know and privacy. At the same time, as consumers, we should also enhance our awareness of self-protection and actively safeguard our legitimate rights.
Only when everyone can abide by ethics and laws can our society be more harmonious and privacy protection in the digital age can be vigorously enforced.
It is hoped that this incident will make the whole society pay more attention to the protection of privacy in public places, and urge relevant departments to strengthen supervision and formulate stricter industry norms to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
At the same time, we also hope that all businesses can conscientiously fulfill their social responsibilities, put the user's experience first, operate with integrity, and win the lasting trust of the market.
After all, any healthy development of the industry, should not be built on the basis of sacrificing personal dignity, if not abide by this matter, is not there no morality?