Is there really a new law saying you can only put selfies of yourself on Facebook
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The discussion revolves around a rumor that new laws in Thailand prohibit sharing photos that are not selfies on Facebook. Commenters express skepticism regarding the validity of such laws, indicating that any regulations related to Facebook are likely not official laws. Some highlight existing data protection rights, specifically related to consent in photography. Overall, the community appears confused about the implications and clarity of the supposed law, with humor also present in the exchange.
Bill *********
If you are not in the photo then its not a selfie, its a photo of someone elseβ¦β¦
good question. I don't know. I don't think this ones been thought through very well. All sorts of implications. Maybe lawyers aren't getting enough work.
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Mick **********
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Karim ***************
Even the Thais arenβt really sure of the rules yet.
correct - there's a lot of misinformation around about it
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Duncan *******
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Bobby ********
Can you take a selfie of someone else? πππ
Thar ******
It is the Law that gives the rights to individuals to sue, be protected, for being captured in someone else photos, videos and live broadcast without consent.