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"People forget how relaxed life was before everyone could point a camera at someone and upload and embarass them in 10 seconds" But that has been a thing since
by lukan 2y ago
"People forget how relaxed life was before everyone could point a camera at someone and upload and embarass them in 10 seconds"
But that has been a thing since quite a while and unless you ban smartphones, won't go away. Not in general at least, but smartphone free areas (in school) are likely beneficial.
On the other hand, we can also make it illegal and enforce it in an easy way to upload pictures of other people against their will. I guess in most areas it is already illegal, but what teen would go to the police over a ridiculous video?
We all could also just accept, that everyone acts embarrassing from time to time.
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- nicce 2y agoNot really. It was not socially acceptable to record in all scenarios. The negative effect for the recording person was larger than the internet fame on average.
- vineyardmike 2y agoNot for the kids who grew up with this. Kids would film themselves bullying others even before you could get internet points for sharing it.
- lukan 2y agoIt is also not socially acceptable today, to film another person today and upload it against their will. Kids (and grown up kids) do it anyway.
- nicce 2y agoSorry, what I mean is that the potential social fame outweighs most social penalty that you get from filming against the another persons will. The outweigh was not so clear previously, and not so easily achieved.