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A misbehaving child used his parents’ life savings to tip a streamer; later, feeling regretful, he tried to get that money back only for his personal privacy to be exposed

2017-10-13View Original

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A streamer shared information about middle school students; Xiao Peng, a 14-year-old boy in junior high school, became obsessed with a streamer on a certain gaming streaming platform and spent two months giving that streamer gifts worth 160,000 yuan. Background information: It is reported that these 160,000 yuan represented the entire savings of the couple over 10 years. The wife puts the money in Yu’ebao, as the interest rate is slightly higher than that of bank current accounts. After spending his parents’ 10 years’ worth of savings, Xiao Peng suddenly became scared; he realized the seriousness of the situation and explained it to the streamer, hoping to get the money back. Hot Topic: What he didn’t expect was that this female streamer lacked any sense of professionalism – she posted his personal information on her profile, allowing other fans to mock him. According to the legal team of the live streaming platform, they have already contacted the female streamer to have her remove the posted content, and they will reach out to the Peng family after National Day to discuss possible solutions. Netizens have been discussing this widely. Although the misbehaving child was at fault first, netizens believe that the female streamer’s behavior of casually disclosing personal information is even worse. According to China’s Law on the Protection of Minors, it is clearly stipulated that \"no organization or individual shall disclose the personal privacy of minors.\" ”The lawyer stated that the female streamer’s actions constitute a violation of the child’s privacy, and online gifts given by minors are invalid civil transactions that can be recovered through legal means.
Reply #22017-10-13
Alas, actors are heartless; wake up, young man
Reply #32017-10-13
Ah! It’s all caused by excessive hormone secretion
Reply #42017-10-14
“I keep my money in Yu’e Bao because the interest rate is a bit higher than that of bank current accounts. I almost burst out laughing!

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