No doubt, due to a rise in social media use over the last decade, some social media users have secretly taken a stranger's photo and shared it online without their consent. Images and videos of people are often shared or websites scrambling for numbers or likes . Unless you believe the subject of your snap is committing a crime or is inviting attention, you shouldn't take their photo. If the person is in a for example somebody's house, they have a legal expectation of privacy to go about their business without having a camera shoved in their face. Not only do you risk making a stranger feel embarrassed, paranoid of threatened, taking an image of somebody without their consent while in a private place is illegal at worst and morally dubious at best If the person has asked you not to take their photo, capturing it anyway could constitute as harassment. And there's no guarantee your amateur photo shoot will go unnoticed. 30% of those who took part in the study saw or suspected someone of taking amateur their picture, and 20% say they confronted them. by surveillance and security consultancy Online Spy Shop, found people are most likely to be photographed their consent while on public transport. Young people are the demographic most likely to take and then share an image of somebody without their permission. The study found that in the 18-24 age bracket the number jumped from 25% to 39% Images taken without the consent of the subject are most likely to turn up on social media platforms, while some questioned also admitted sharing via email. Source: Nicole Morley, Why you shouldn't secretly take a stranger's photo and post it online", https://metro.co uk/2017/01/24/why-you- shouldnt-secretty-take-a-strangers -photo-and-post-it-online-64020961, accessed 25 November 2023 17. What is the thesis of the text above? 18. What would happen if we secretly take a stranger's photo without permission and post it online? 19. What kinds of evidence does the writer use to support her point of view? 20. Based on the text, write a conclusion about the issue?

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No doubt, due to a rise in social media use over the last decade, some social media users have secretly taken a stranger's photo and shared it online without their consent. Images and videos of people are often shared or websites scrambling for numbers or likes . Unless you believe the subject of your snap is committing a crime or is inviting attention, you shouldn't take their photo. If the person is in a for example somebody's house, they have a legal expectation of privacy to go about their business without having a camera shoved in their face. Not only do you risk making a stranger feel embarrassed, paranoid of threatened, taking an image of somebody without their consent while in a private place is illegal at worst and morally dubious at best If the person has asked you not to take their photo, capturing it anyway could constitute as harassment. And there's no guarantee your amateur photo shoot will go unnoticed. 30% of those who took part in the study saw or suspected someone of taking amateur their picture, and 20% say they confronted them. by surveillance and security consultancy Online Spy Shop, found people are most likely to be photographed their consent while on public transport. Young people are the demographic most likely to take and then share an image of somebody without their permission. The study found that in the 18-24 age bracket the number jumped from 25% to 39% Images taken without the consent of the subject are most likely to turn up on social media platforms, while some questioned also admitted sharing via email. Source: Nicole Morley, Why you shouldn't secretly take a stranger's photo and post it online", https://metro.co uk/2017/01/24/why-you- shouldnt-secretty-take-a-strangers -photo-and-post-it-online-64020961, accessed 25 November 2023 17. What is the thesis of the text above? 18. What would happen if we secretly take a stranger's photo without permission and post it online? 19. What kinds of evidence does the writer use to support her point of view? 20. Based on the text, write a conclusion about the issue?

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17. Thesis dari teks di atas adalah pentingnya menghormati privasi orang lain dan tidak mengambil foto mereka tanpa izin, terutama di tempat pribadi.18. Jika kita mengambil foto orang asing tanpa izin dan mempostingnya secara online, kita dapat membuat mereka merasa malu, paranoid, atau terancam. Selain itu, mengambil gambar seseorang tanpa izin saat berada di tempat pribadi adalah ilegal.19. Penulis menggunakan data dari survei yang dilakukan oleh Online Spy Shop, temuan bahwa orang paling mungkin difoto tanpa izin mereka saat di transportasi umum, dan temuan bahwa orang muda adalah demografi yang paling mungkin mengambil dan membagikan gambar seseorang tanpa izin mereka.20. Kesimpulan dari teks tersebut adalah pentingnya menghormati privasi orang lain dan tidak mengambil foto mereka tanpa izin, terutama di tempat pribadi. Mengambil gambar seseorang tanpa izin mereka adalah ilegal dan dapat dianggap sebagai pelecehan.

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Teks tersebut membahas tentang pentingnya menghormati privasi orang lain dan tidak mengambil foto mereka tanpa izin. Penulis menggunakan data dari survei yang dilakukan oleh Online Spy Shop untuk mendukung pandangannya. Survei tersebut menemukan bahwa orang paling mungkin difoto tanpa izin mereka saat di transportasi umum, dan orang muda adalah demografi yang paling mungkin mengambil dan membagikan gambar seseorang tanpa izin mereka. Penulis juga menekankan bahwa mengambil gambar seseorang tanpa izin mereka adalah ilegal dan dapat dianggap sebagai pelecehan.

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