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Anonymous users2024-01-24Warn him if he doesn't delete it again.
sue him because this is called portrait rights, personal privacy.
has the right to file a lawsuit against him.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Violation of personal privacy, he can be sued for compensation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Using the law to defend himself, he infringed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Tell the teacher, it's a bit embarrassing, but it's better than being seen by JJ.
Right or Wrong? Feelings are very delicate Sometimes there is no right or wrong Your mother asked you to look at the photo because she wanted to share her happiness with you, but what she thought was happy may not be interesting to you. I'll put it another way, let's say you want to share your happiness with someone you like, but the person you like doesn't reflect that your mom feels.
Right to protect the interests of the portrait.
The interest of portrait is the exclusive personality interest of citizens, and others may not interfere with or infringe upon it. The contents are: first, citizens have the right to prohibit others from making their own portraits without their permission; Second, citizens have the right to prohibit others from using their likenesses without permission; Third, citizens have the right to prohibit others from damaging, defiling or distorting their portraits. >>>More
If you don't mean to hurt others or excessively, then you are acting as a normal protective act, just like learning martial arts is to protect yourself, oh, happy with you.
There are people in the dormitory who go to the toilet and always get dirty things to the edges. >>>More
Your family is going to get more and more prosperous.