Dear readers, I'm sure you've all seen this video of "Balcony Poker Fights", where a couple of men and women play poker on the balcony and become the focus of the Internet. This reminds me of the old saying: "People are doing, the sky is watching". It's just that now, it's not just the sky that I see, but also countless pairs of eyes on the Internet.
In the video, the man and woman are playing well, completely unaware that their behavior has become the material for entertainment on the whole network. "Can this be hot?" they must have thought, more "Isn't this safe?", and we, in this new era, must ask the question: where is privacy?
The man and woman thought that they were at home, on the balcony, wasn't this an extension of home? But they didn't expect that this so-called "home" had been plugged into transparent wings by the camera and flew to the eyes of millions of people. And as an audience, aren't we giving others these wings, using our hot inertia to promote this seemingly interesting, but actually secretly murderous stage?
In fact, before this incident, we had forgotten about the existence of privacy. is updating the circle of friends all the time, posting dynamics, the photos posted are becoming more and more clear, and the content is becoming more and more private. The life that originally belonged to us has gradually become the "melon" in the mouths of netizens. It seems to share the joy of life, but in fact, it shatters one's own privacy.
Now, lawyers and platforms have stepped in to put a firewall on privacy. "Withdraw, withdraw!" they cried, as if trying to forget about it. But no one can deny that in this era of information explosion, we are already in a naked world without privacy.
Therefore, in addition to guarding, we also have to examine. Take a look at the cameras that peek into our lives, the platforms that entertain our lives, and the ones who are keen to share our lives. Every action, every photo, every video, we have to hold the microphone in our hands and make our own sound.
Friends, it's time to do something, in the sea of the Internet, we have our own island. On this island, we have our own life, our own privacy, our own rights. This island may be small, but it is our own. Together, let's start with the "Balcony Poker Wars" to evoke respect and preservation of privacy. Now, let's start with me.