Because beauty bloggers didn't do any harm to kiku. Kiku saw a beauty blogger imitate her makeup, and explained the fluffy feeling of her head and hair in a P-picture way, which made Kiku feel that the blogger had violated her portrait right. However, beauty bloggers just wanted to imitate the makeup of stars at first, but they didn't expect to encounter a lawsuit. Since kiku was awarded the title of "5,000-year-old beauty", many people have dug up photos of her debut. After careful comparison, great changes have taken place. Many people say that kiku has had plastic surgery, but the official response has not. Maybe kiku was young when she first debuted, and the fairy became more and more beautiful. However, I still hope that people can be true. There has always been a lot of idol baggage, which will lead to a sharp drop in popularity. Then, when it comes to the right of portrait, how to identify it as infringement of the other party's right of portrait?

1, maliciously insulting and slandering photos of others.

After posting other people's photos online, we can insult and slander them, take legal measures to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests, and ask the other party for any expenses that have been incurred during the defamation period.

2. Use other people's photos without consent.

This is the most common photo studio. When we go to take photos or take photos, if the studio hangs my photos in the hall without my consent, or as a poster for publicity, then the studio is infringing on your portrait rights. Of course, if the studio makes this request, you can ask them for the corresponding fee.

2. Take photos of others without their consent.

Taking photos or taking photos at will without my consent constitutes a violation of the right to portrait. However, if the stars are photographed now, it is no big deal, because their profession is to live under the camera. However, if their private lives are photographed, they will also take legal measures to protect themselves.