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How come it is an invasion of her privacy if they're live streaming? She's just stupid.
Because consent in one instance doesn't create consent in all instances. It's not just a violation of ethics to repost, it's also legally, copyright infringement, and completely irrelevant to her qualifications.
Wrong. Chaturbate's own privacy policy clarifies that all uploaded or streamed content is public information.
Edit: You numbskulls are downvoting the site's own terms of service. Morons.
Lotsa white knight bullshit on Lemmy.
It feels so mind-numbing to argue with these emotional block heads. A white woman from the blue team was 'wronged' and that's all the emotional fuel you need to disregard all logic, including citing terms and conditions or pointing our the fact that live streaming yourself having sex isn't exactly 'private'.
I think most people objecting to it are primarily objecting on moral grounds, not legal ones.
Public information is not the same as public domain.
You can't even quote a comment correctly, and you feel compelled to do it twice. You want me to link Chaturbate's ToS page? It's there in black and white. Go touch grass.
I'm not quoting anything. I'm saying the TOS say it's public information, not that they are giving up their copyright (which would be public domain).
Well I am:
I didn't say a damn thing about copyright. They might as well have performed sex in a see-through box in the middle of town square and expected people not to record it. It's public, and they were foolish to expect it not to be public.
You replied to a comment that said the reuploads are copyright infringement, calling it "Wrong", citing the TOS.
And in one of your other comments quoting the TOS, you explicitly say that they state the streams are in public domain (a copyright term), when the TOS actually say they are public information.
I think that would depend on the rules that you agreed to when using the website or service.
For example, anything posted to Facebook is owned by facebook. They can do whatever they want with it.
I'm not sure what the rules for 'chaturbate' are.