I encounter an anchor chatting up by chance and being watched by netizens. Is this kind of outdoor chatting live broadcast illegal?

An outdoor pick-up live broadcast where you encounter an anchor by chance and are watched by netizens is definitely illegal to some extent. It is only with the consent of the parties involved that this live broadcast method can become a legal existence. To be honest, I don’t really agree with this so-called casual encounter live broadcast method. After all, most of the time this live broadcast method does not have the consent of the parties involved, and the social risks to others’ personal reputations through filming and text editing are very high. big.

What is outdoor pick-up live broadcast? On today's short video network platforms, we can actually find that many anchors directly interview passers-by in the name of chatting up, and at the same time ask for their contact information. We can imagine that one day someone was walking on the road and was suddenly filmed by an anchor holding a camera. The anchor boldly asked someone for their contact information. This kind of scene is generally quite embarrassing. This is also The reason why many people don’t like outdoor chatting is because of live broadcasts. Not everyone has the social credentials!

However, in addition to making people feel uncomfortable, this kind of outdoor pick-up live broadcast is more likely to be illegal. During the outdoor pick-up live broadcast, many passers-by actually didn’t like the anchor filming them without their consent. The behavior of a stranger suddenly taking contact information was indeed a bit strange, which made the anchor mostly shoot When you are a passerby, you do not get the consent of others. If the anchor is more courageous, he can easily damage a person's social reputation through the captured video materials and text editing. After a series of actions, outdoor pick-up style live broadcasts may infringe on other people's personal privacy rights, personal reputation rights, portrait rights and other rights without the consent of others.

In the context of outdoor pick-up live broadcasts that are more likely to be illegal, short video website platforms should actually control anchors who rely on this method to make profits. After all, these contents must require the consent of the parties involved before they can be broadcast, otherwise there will be Some passers-by suddenly found themselves appearing on short video websites and being watched by netizens. This is not a good thing. In terms of bottom line requirements, the short video website platform also requires these anchors to make a statement with the consent of passers-by before publishing the video.

Based on the above, this kind of outdoor pick-up live broadcast can easily be suspected of being illegal, which also requires corresponding short video website platforms to control this profit method.