A female beachgoer has confronted a man who allegedly took photos of her and her bikini-clad friends at the beach.
She posted a video of the alleged incident on TikTok, which led to a debate about who was in the wrong.
In the clip, the woman scrolled through the man’s camera roll, which allegedly had photos of her and her friends in their bikinis in the water.
“Yeah, you’re going to delete all those pictures,” she said as she selected which ones to put in the trash.
However, some people don’t agree with her demand or her actions.
“You don’t get to touch anyone else, so technically you’re in the wrong,” one TikTok user said.
“There is no expectation of privacy when out in PUBLIC,” said another.
The comments sparked further debate by others, including the woman who posted the video, @bare_naked.
She hit back at the commenters who disagreed with her and said: “We had consent to touch his phone, so stop with that.”
Some of the other 726 commenters agreed with her and said: “Can’t believe some people don’t know that just because something is legal doesn’t mean it isn’t wrong.”
The woman who posted the video further challenged the commenters who claimed she didn’t have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
“Would be different if it was your daughter or niece,” she wrote.
The video does not show the photos being deleted.
The US Sun reached out to @bare_naked for comment.
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