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I disagree with this answer so much. An individual taking a picture of you is doing it for a specific reason - because they find your appearance interesting. Chances are THEY WANT TO SHARE THIS IMAGE. In this day and age this can quickly lead to YOU GOING VIRAL. Clearly this is very different to surveillance. By confronting the individual you can't change what happened, but that person MIGHT NOT DO IT AGAIN. You therefore helping create a culture where this is not acceptable — Phill 46 secs ago
#7841 Phill | A: How to deal with someone secretly taking pictures of you (score: 47) | posted 301 days ago by Mister Positive (5813 rep) | edited 300 days ago by Mister Positive (5813 rep) | Toxicity 0.097759865 | Comment on inactive post | tps/fps: 0/0
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Have you tried just letting her know you're not comfortable? — Ash 1 min ago
#19119 Ash | Q: My friend is being really weird with me. What does this mean? (score: 0) | posted 21 minutes ago by Pyro (1 rep) | edited 12 minutes ago by Pyro (1 rep) | Toxicity 0.20304461 | tps/fps: 0/0
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Yeah that makes sense. — nasch 1 min ago
#19064 nasch | Q: How do I deal with people that when I ask them something, they tell to others what you told them? (score: 14) | posted 2 days ago by Alex A (226 rep) | edited 31 hours ago by Em C (8673 rep) | Toxicity 0.03302778 | tps/fps: 0/0
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