As long as there is a mobile phone in hand, everyone is from the media. More and more people rely on live broadcast to attract traffic. Walking on the road, you will often see someone recording with a mobile phone. Some passers-by will subconsciously avoid the camera when they see someone holding a mobile phone. After all, most people still care about their privacy and don't want to be photographed and sent online for discussion. Ms. Zhou from Wuhan experienced such a thing. She went to the barber's to get a haircut, and the barber broadcasted her haircut live without her consent.

At first, Ms. Zhou found that the barber was shooting at her in all directions with four mobile phones. When Ms. Zhou was uncomfortable, she asked the hairdresser to stop the live broadcast. The hairdresser not only did not stop it immediately, but also said that Ms. Zhou was out of date, saying that Ms. Zhou was not a star, but what ordinary people were afraid of. The barber did not cause any loss to Ms. Zhou because of the live haircut, and told Ms. Zhou that other customers were very happy to see the live broadcast. Ms Zhou was so angry that she left without cutting her hair.

I said that Ms. Zhou's barber shop has six seats, and there is a mobile phone rack next to one seat with four mobile phones on it. Mr. Xiong, the barber who cut Ms. Zhou's hair, has been broadcasting the haircut process live since February. He said that many people appeared in his live broadcast room, and most customers would not say anything, and some were still very happy. Teacher Xiong said that now many hairdressing industries will promote it through live broadcast, some of which are live broadcasts, while others are short-sighted and frequent life platforms.

Although live broadcast is very common, if it is broadcast live all the time without the permission of the customer, it will infringe on the privacy and portrait rights of the customer. The customer has the right to ask the other party to stop shooting. If the other party does not cooperate, the customer will keep the consumption records and live content and go to the Consumers Association to complain. Customers can ask the other party to bear the losses caused by the live broadcast, eliminate the influence, apologize, etc. And they can also go to court to sue, and the other party may be detained. Penalties such as fines.