A chance encounter on the street ignited a public debate between Greek influencer Mairi Synatsaki and TV presenter Kostas Tsouros over the ethics of unsolicited filming. Synatsaki confronted a man she believed was recording women without their consent, sparking discussions about privacy, consent, and the boundaries of public behavior. Tsouros questioned the legality of such confrontations, leading to a broader conversation about our rights in the age of ubiquitous smartphones. This incident highlights the tension between personal privacy and public space, challenging us to consider: when does vigilance become intrusion, and who gets to draw that line?
Πρώτο ΘΕΜΑ, 08 December 2021