Can the other party detect it if you take a random photo?

According to relevant laws and regulations, photography of personal privacy is not allowed, including citizens’ personal residences. Photographing children’s private parts is at least an invasion of privacy. Of course, depending on subsequent behavior, it may also be suspected of child molestation. In fact, most random acts are filmed without the knowledge of the person involved. And most of the photographers do not do it for photography hobby, but publish it on the Internet platform, and even make money from it. Internet service providers including Weibo, commercial video websites, and some media have provided publishing platforms for photographers. In the era of technological development, mobile phones that can take photos or videos have become very popular. "Casual photos" are what people do every day, such as eating and shopping. Taking photos casually will undoubtedly make some people question whether this involves... Infringement issues. Whether "casual shooting" infringes on privacy and portrait rights has also become the focus of public attention and controversy.

Currently there is no law specifically targeting this type of casual filming. However, taking photos or videos in public places should follow two basic principles: first, record the facts themselves through normal means, without specifically targeting a certain person; second, the person being photographed has the right to prevent the targeting of him or her in a reasonable and legal manner. Personal photography behavior.

According to relevant laws and regulations, photography of personal privacy is not allowed, including citizens’ personal residences. Photographing children’s private parts is at least an invasion of privacy. Of course, depending on subsequent behavior, it may also be suspected of child molestation.

In fact, most casual filming is done without the knowledge of the person involved. And most of the photographers do not do it for photography hobby, but publish it on the Internet platform, and even make money from it. Internet service providers including Weibo, commercial video websites, and some media have provided publishing platforms for photographers.

Even if objective facts are presented online, it may infringe on citizens’ right to portrait, privacy, reputation and even personal dignity. Especially for children, according to the Minors Protection Act, etc., publishing on public platforms should be blurred.

When the media uses these videos that may have been taken without the consent of the photographer or by abnormal means, they should not directly show the face of the person being photographed, and avoid directly showing the face of the person being photographed as much as possible. Mosaic processing is always required. Therefore, casual shooting is not absolutely safe and legal. You must pay attention to protecting privacy when shooting.