So if an young guy who you rated as attractive came up to you and started filmin...

jrockway · on Sept 24, 2016

Based on the number of vlogs I see on YouTube shot with DSLRs, I don't think many people care about being filmed.

I probably show up in hundreds of videos from bike commuting over the Brooklyn Bridge. It doesn't matter. I'm guessing 99.99% of the videos go unwatched anyway.

mozumder · on Sept 24, 2016

You ever talk to kids? They're well aware of privacy invasions and when to put away the camera. They're trained on proper social media etiquette.

triplesec · on Sept 24, 2016

genuine question: do you have evidence for that? This interests me

PavlovsCat · on Sept 24, 2016

> Based on the number of vlogs I see on YouTube shot with DSLRs, I don't think many people care about being filmed.

That's because they cut the ones who don't want to be filmed out.

> It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter to you. And you know what, that it doesn't matter to you doesn't matter to me, so this gains nothing.

jrockway · on Sept 26, 2016

I don't know much about vlogging, but I assume that the controversy would increase views/shares/revenue, and as a result, you'd want to keep the controversial segments in.