A blessed day for all of us. I miss you all. I hope you're all well. Nowadays, so many content creators are emerging. The number of creators is increasing day by day, and competition in the digital world is getting fiercer. Content creators must think intelligently and sharply to produce unique, well-loved work. They must also be adept at assessing what's popular and what people need so they'll search for their videos.

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Is it logical for them to take pictures or videos of other people in open fields and use them as content without their permission? I believe this is a violation that must be strictly regulated by social media administrators. Besides, there are news reports that some are allowed to take pictures of others without censorship or permission from them.

I would be annoyed if my face suddenly appeared in a film, even briefly and in passing. Especially if they zoomed in on my face, I would definitely be angry. Filming in public places is a beautiful thing, especially in busy scenes that show city activity and even crowded tourist spots. However, as I said earlier, not everyone is comfortable with cameras, and they will feel disturbed when the camera is pointed at them, making others uncomfortable.

However, filming and photographing in public places is unique and sought after by content creators. As technology advances, I believe all faces can be filtered, focusing the camera on only one person and blurring the others. There must be a way to promote their content without harming or disturbing others. We also appreciate the hard work of those who strive to create the best content and entertain their audience, but often people misinterpret the content. Creators don't fully understand the privacy of codes of ethics and licensing. They focus solely on one goal: ensuring their content is on FYP, ignoring the risks and privacy of their content. We often see them creating indecent videos in pursuit of popularity.

Although some social media platforms have banned inappropriate videos and content that violates human rights and pornography, which are immediately removed by the apps, many still violate these rules, especially women who often create inappropriate videos indoors. If the uploaded video is deemed spam and immediately removed, they will find other ways to satisfy their pornographic desires, such as live broadcasts or video chats.

There is no prohibition on making videos in public places, but don't involve those who are busy and unaware that you are recording them. They may become angry when they realize they are in your content. On the other hand, if your content is purely about you and not about someone passing by, just by chance, passing by behind the screen, I think that's normal and won't harm them even if their face is clearly captured in your content.

In fact, the world is getting more beautiful with With the abundance of content creators, in addition to the abundance of entertainment videos that can accompany and entertain us every day, news about problems and events is increasingly rapid and can be seen minutes after the event, some even broadcasting it live. This is very different from going back a little before monetization and content creators could only access the news the next day through TV if it was national news and through newspapers if it was regional news. The point is, we respect and honor each other, just act according to existing norms.