A 92-year-old Chinese food vendor named Xue has sparked a debate over online exploitation after two vloggers deliberately provoked her to produce sensational videos, portraying her as an "evil granny". The incident mirrors a similar case last November, where tourists filmed an elderly woman from the Yi ethnic group on a train despite her apparent discomfort. This behavior is known as "camera bullying", which involves filming individuals without their consent for online views and can cause emotional damage. Critics argue that even if someone is in public, they don't forfeit their personal rights to privacy. The issue of "camera bullying" has also been seen on social media platform TikTok, where teenagers have popularized a "flip the camera" prank that involves secretly recording passersby's reactions without their consent. This incident occurred in Chengdu, Sichuan province, and has sparked discussion about online etiquette and respect for individuals' privacy.
Some content creators claim ‘there is no privacy in public places’
| Signal | Value | Weight |
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| Correction rate | 0.000 | 0.4 |
| Uncertainty density | 0.120 | 0.25 |
| Assertive mismatch rate | 0.000 | 0.35 |