i was taking a photograph of a shop, and this auntie ran up to me to ask to check if she was inside the photo. I assured her she wasn't and showed her the photo. her reason: she was on her morning walk and without any makeup. it got me wondering, under what circumstance would you delete a photo just on request, especially if you can't capture another one of the same scene/scenery? anyone else ever encountered?
I'd delete it and retake if the scene is still there. If it's something that cannot be retaken, I'd blur the person's face out and show them the edited photo then delete the original one.
Never encounter before. But if they ask nicely i would just delete it. Maybe auntie run lion thats why paranoid.
haha ya. I showed her she was not inside then she happy liao then explain the no makeup situation, but who knows the real reason haha
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I got searched up PDPA before. For non commercial reasons you are allowed to take photos in public spaces. Of course out of good will you can choose to delete it. Then again her photo would have been inside of cctvs too.
Honestly I would just delete out of goodwill and retake again. No harm in doing so. Got me thinking back to when I was caught in a TikTok video filmed by a certain influencer. I reached out to the influencer to request whether the video could be taken down and he/she respectfully took it down.
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