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I feel for this women. It is not right to do something like that without her consent. Then again I wonder: Is this a new phenomenon? Weren’t these kind of joke
by baxtr 4y ago
I feel for this women. It is not right to do something like that without her consent.
Then again I wonder: Is this a new phenomenon? Weren’t these kind of jokes normal for certain TV shows? And now they have made their way into social media?
- sjamaan 4y agoAFAIK the "candid camera"-like TV shows would approach the people afterwards and ask for permission to use the footage. They probably did it only because otherwise they'd get sued into oblivion.
- schroeding 4y agoBut there is a difference: There were only so many "street comedy" shows, but there is a way bigger pool of potential social media content creators. And, at least here in Germany, they always got permission after the bit and either did not send it if permission was refused or at least blurred the face. Ain't so for social media comedians. :/
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- hef19898 4y agoThose TV shows asked for written consent afterwards and didn't (usually, sure there are exceptions over all those years) air footage without it. Wouodn't kill influencers and the like to do same would it?
- upupandup 4y agoVirtue signaling has taken off after the me me me culture took off on social media.