Research On The Protection Of Privacy In Public Places

The phrase "no privacy in public places" has always existed in legal theory,but with the development of science and technology and the increasing demand for public safety in society,the boundaries between "public places" and "private places" have been blurred.This has led to the increasing prevalence of illegal activities such as illegal video recording and candid photography in public places.With the verdict of the "first case of face recognition" and the occurrence of infringement cases such as the installation of face cameras by many businesses exposed at the 315 party this year,The protection of privacy rights in public places has gradually attracted everyone’s attention,but now in my country’s current civil law system,there are very few regulations on privacy rights in public places,and it is urgent to improve the protection system of people’s privacy rights in public places.This article mainly studies and discusses the protection of privacy in public places in my country.First,it introduces the development history of privacy rights in public places,and discusses the theoretical basis of the actual existence of privacy rights in public places.Secondly,analyzes the constituent elements and types of infringements of privacy rights in public places,and lays the foundation for the questions in the following article.Foreshadowing.Once again,introduce the current status of my country’s current legislation on the right to privacy in public places,and reflect on and raise questions.Then,the current legislative status of our country is compared with some civil law and common law countries with advanced legislative experience,and the experience and enlightenment that can help the development of the privacy protection system in public places in our country are summarized.Finally,summarize the above viewpoints and enlightenment,in view of the current social development in our country,and citizens’ demand for privacy in public places,and put forward targeted suggestions on the protection of privacy in public places for Chinese citizens.