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ARTICLE · 09 FEBRUARY 2024

The Sorry Lack Of Image Privacy Protection In Canada

Almost everyone has a presence on social media. Individuals capture moments from their personal lives, sharing daily experiences online using apps like TikTok.

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Almost everyone has a presence on social media. Individuals capture moments from their personal lives, sharing daily experiences online using apps like TikTok. With the emergence of new technologies, various other services have integrated features to compete in the same space as TikTok. For instance, Instagram by Facebook offers tools for creating 'reels', and YouTube provides similar functionalities with 'Shorts'. While the specifics may vary across these platforms, the primary objective remains consistent – sharing videos or images depicting one's activities with the wider digital world.

Most users on social media are young individuals engrossed in following the latest trends on these apps. Streets are often filled with people dancing to create content for social media posts. This practice has become so widespread that onlookers, initially curious, now tend to overlook these 'performers' as they pass them creating their social media content. However,

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