In some commercial live broadcasts, the camera faces diners and tourists, eating and shopping, and inexplicably becomes a “background board” for other people's live broadcasts. This practice of treating consumers as “free materials” is worth being wary of. Live streaming can make food hotter and scenery more exciting, but you can't turn unsuspecting people into free traffic props for commercial gain. Public places are not a reason for merchants to be exempted from liability, and consumers are even less obligated to take their own portrait rights to pay for the merchant's traffic.

In some commercial live broadcasts, the camera faces diners and tourists, eating and shopping, and inexplicably becomes a “background board” for other people's live broadcasts. This practice of treating consumers as “free materials” is worth being wary of. Live streaming can make food hotter and scenery more exciting, but you can't turn unsuspecting people into free traffic props for commercial gain. Public places are not a reason for merchants to be exempted from liability, and consumers are even less obligated to take their own portrait rights to pay for the merchant's traffic.