Does it matter if people you don't know deliberately take pictures on the stall?

In the process of setting up a stall, if someone you don't know deliberately takes pictures, it may have some influence on you. However, the specific degree of influence will be affected by local laws and regulations and your specific situation. Here are some relevant factors that may need to be considered:

1. Privacy protection: In some cases, others taking your photos without permission may be suspected of infringing your privacy. But in public places, such as streets, generally speaking, others can take your photos, which is not illegal. Specific regulations may vary from region to region, so it is recommended to consult local legal professionals when encountering relevant problems.

2. Commercial protection: If others take photos of the goods or booths displayed by you and use these photos for commercial purposes, it may involve infringement.

3. Security risks: Being photographed while setting up a stall may cause security risks. Taking pictures of you by strangers at the booth may be used for illegal purposes, such as stealing and stalking. Be vigilant and take measures to ensure your own safety when necessary.

In order to solve these problems, the following measures can be considered:

1. Seek legal advice: Understand the local laws and regulations on privacy, and confirm your rights and interests and the scope of legal protection.

2. Pay attention to your image: face the photographer with a professional and friendly attitude and maintain a good image.

3. Restrict the right to shoot: If you don't want to be filmed, you can politely ask the other party to stop shooting and explain the reasons.

In short, if others deliberately take pictures while setting up a stall, it may have some influence on you. The specific impact depends on local laws and regulations and your specific situation. It is suggested that when encountering related problems, consult professionals in time to get exact advice.