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The typical remedy is to remove the person that sues from the published media. Social media stuff has relatively ephemeral value compared to movies and TV seri
by maxerickson 4y ago
The typical remedy is to remove the person that sues from the published media.
Social media stuff has relatively ephemeral value compared to movies and TV series, and way simpler distribution.
(so like the YouTuber can pull the whole video or just chop out the segment that the person appears in)
- bigiain 4y agoWith the current anti TikTok feeling in the US, I wonder how hard it would be to push for laws requiring TikTok to delete accounts of users who do this kind of content? TikTok assholes may not have any assets to make them worth suing (or even any identities you can point your lawyer at), but one thing that they do value is their following, if we can make this sort of shitty behaviour an existential risk to their TikTok clout, perhaps the behaviour will go away. Humiliating people in public for lulz should be a bankable offence on all social media platforms, with the only defence being pre-existing model releases if you're doing it with informed and paid actors.