Scandalous videos should not be posted online without the consent of the people appearing in them. Doing so may invite charges from the persons shamed by their exposure to the public.

Mohammad Hussin Said, a restaurateur in Singapore and an online influencer, was questioned by local police on 4 May about a 56-second video that was widely shared on WhatsApp chat groups showing another content creator and owner of a popular restaurant being threatened and made to strip, The Straits Times (TST) reported.