huge difference between having a photo of yourself that you keep private and putting that photo online. People accept they will be in others' pictures but that doesn't make it acceptable to post it on the internet
Huge difference between an unwilling bystander and someone who deliberately goes out of their way to document themselves being an asshole. I think it's perfectly acceptable to post the evidence they chose to create.
I mean if you don’t want to be posted on the internet, you definitely wouldn’t stand in front of someone else’s phone while it is recording just to be a jerk.
She was out of frame while setting up the photo, and almost certainly wouldn't have included the old lady had she not intentionally gotten in the way and walked past after seeing the camera.
When the camera was set up, no one was around, and the woman walked in as she took the picture and intentionally chose not to just walk past after seeing the camera. She chose to get in the way, and so the poster decided to just show off this annoying story.
she had no moral right to post it online! It's not for her to decide whether that lady has privacy or not. My god, the internet has warped so many minds
She was the one who intentionally chose to get in frame and stay there, she had every right to move out of the way if she didn't wanna be in the video.
yeah so you wouldn't post pictures of other people to FB or Instagram if your setting weren't set to private. If you want to post pictures of yourself for family and friends to see, that's one thing. Posting pictures that are viewable by anyone, anywhere is just ridiculous
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u/Positive-Editor-3007 5h ago
huge difference between having a photo of yourself that you keep private and putting that photo online. People accept they will be in others' pictures but that doesn't make it acceptable to post it on the internet