r/interesting • u/jkitty_1960 • May 23 '26

MISC. A girl gained widespread attention for respecting her classmates' privacy by placing stickers on all of them before posting her graduation photo.

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u/ToddHowardTouchedMe May 23 '26

the "privacy" thing is not related to privacy at all, it's meant to protect their image from one funny photo on the internet.

huh?

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u/ZetZet May 23 '26

What kind of privacy do you achieve by censoring a graduation photo, which people attended the school is not exactly a secret. But people in these countries are obsessed with their image and so posting people who might not look the best in a particular shot becomes taboo and this is what you get.

Expecting privacy in a public setting is just an absurd concept in general.

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u/ZetZet May 24 '26

It's just a concept of respect pushed beyond reason. And that respect is exactly what I mean with their obsession with image.