Group of accounts set up webcams outside of busy public restrooms. Records people's faces as they exit the bathroom and how long they were in there. Auto-ID's and sends email asking as part of a public poll if they agree with the statement "If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear"

N: auto erase image and associated data

Y: auto publish bathroom exiting face and time spent in restroom to tiktok.

Let's really get the privacy conversation started.

We can call it Operation Feardrop

I haven't read much about the doxxing this account does, but that side seems more clear cut

The harassment though is much harder to go after, and maybe harassment is not the right word for it. You could do something very innocuous, like eating your sandwich a little weird or not having a perfect reaction to a random tiktok influencer coming up to 'interview' you, and now there are millions of people commenting about you and making memes of you. I don't see what you could do other than convince Tiktok to take the video down, and even then the damage is already done.

I remember my mother had a similar situation where she and a few coworkers complained about the headshots and they ultimately removed them.

It sucks that your friends upload pictures of you without consent. That's not a nice thing to do...

There are two pictures I know of from my graduation, but unless you know where I stand in the group picture it's literally impossible to spot me. My face is half-covered by someone else, which I was really upset about back then haha :D

That's a great concern we should make it so all content is scanned by the government to ensure nobody can do anything bad. Think of the children.

I aint even visiting tiktok for this shit