Ina ng batang tinanggihang bigyan ng ice cream sa isang viral video, balak kasuhan ang uploader | UB - video Dailymotion

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00:00 A video of a child refusing to taste ice cream is spreading on social media.

00:06 The mother of the child is being charged for uploading the viral video

00:10 because it is considered as bullying.

00:12 We have the first news, Mackie Pulido.

00:14 In the playground inside the mall, the uploader took this video.

00:21 The uploader tasted the ice cream to his child.

00:27 But when another child approached to taste the ice cream,

00:30 Lena, who is not her real name, was the mother of the child who refused to taste the ice cream.

00:39 Lena was watching the playground at that time.

00:47 Before the video was taken, the child had a fight with the uploader's child.

00:52 She went to her son and apologized to the uploader but he did not notice it.

00:57 Lena's doubt was that the video was uploaded to embarrass her 4-year-old child.

01:03 They did not like the action of my child.

01:08 That's why they made that video.

01:13 Because you can hide the video to yourself.

01:18 According to the former chief of the Complaints and Investigation Division of the National Privacy Commission,

01:23 the child can only post a video of the child without the parent's knowledge

01:27 if it is a private post or just to share with friends or family.

01:31 For example, if you're posting on your own social media or your own personal social media for your children,

01:38 just show important life events like their graduation or their birthday, then that's fine.

01:45 If you see something noteworthy that you just captured on your phone and you want to share it with your friends,

01:52 I think that's fine.

01:54 But the parent needs to be encouraged if it is the income of a vlogger, social media influencer,

02:00 or content that has an intention to make it viral.

02:03 There is a fine of 2% of your gross income.

02:06 If you cross into the commercial space, then you have all these other rules applied

02:12 because you're not processing it for your personal use, you're processing it as a business.

02:17 The lawyer, Lena, talked to a lawyer to find out what case she will file against the uploader.

02:23 As he grows up, he will use it against him for humiliation, embarrassment, mockery,

02:32 and he will think that there is nothing he can do about it.

02:38 We are still trying to get the uploader's statement.

02:41 This is the first news. Mackie Pulido for GMA Integrated News.

02:47 [news broadcast]

02:59 [music]

Ina ng batang tinanggihang bigyan ng ice cream sa isang viral video, balak kasuhan ang uploader | UB

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