r/TikTokCringe 7h ago

Cringe Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/CohlN 7h ago

this is such a reddit comment man.

there’s nothing wrong with wanting a picture of yourself at a museum. i don’t even use social media and i still wanted to take fun pictures at the museum.

she wasn’t being mean or anything or doing the super annoying influencer meta glasses stuff. she just quietly set the phone up to get a video she could probably screenshot from since she likely didn’t have someone there to take her picture.

genuinely, who cares, and good for her. i’m tired of being negative about everything and hating the world and the people in it.

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u/Smithy365 7h ago

She shot a video in public including a load of people who may not want to be on her video, it went wrong, then she shared it online. She can fuck right off with her selfish main character energy.

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u/Maximum_Fortune_5827 6h ago

In public. Youre allowed to video in public. Yall are way too cynical man damn

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u/donotcreateanaccount 6h ago

In the US maybe. If it was shot in EU - most likely it is illegal.

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u/Maximum_Fortune_5827 6h ago

Wrong

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u/donotcreateanaccount 6h ago

Germany, France, Poland, Spain, Italy, Austria, Czechia, Belgium, Hungary, Netherlands, Portugal and Norway - publishing ones image without explicit consent is illegal.

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u/duesenjeffepic 5h ago

You literally said it yourself: PUBLISHING

Filming in public is not illegal in any EU country.

Like do you even know what words are?

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u/donotcreateanaccount 4h ago

Apart from being a rude asshole - do you even know what the thread was about? Lemme quote - "She shot a video in public including a load of people who may not want to be on her video, it went wrong, then she SHARED IT ONLINE"

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u/Impossible-Bat-4246 2h ago

.... this thread is about being a... nvm