Comments by "Mr Been" (@MrBeen992) on "Chinese Nationals Demand British YouTuber Delete Video at London Train Station" video.

THE COMMUNISTS WERE IN THE RIGHT: St. Pancras Station Policies: Under the ownership of HS1 Ltd., St. Pancras Station maintains strict filming policies. Notably, content creators like Brendan Kavanagh are required to obtain explicit permission for filming due to the commercial nature of their content. Kavanagh, who uses his streams to generate a seven-figure yearly income , fell under the classification of commercial content creators. UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDRP): The incident involving Kavanagh also raised considerations under UK SECTION 6 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDRP). This regulation grants individuals the right to revoke consent for being filmed, as demonstrated by a Chinese group at St. Pancras Station
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@protea45 exactly, that is what a permit is for. But look at the differences. The Chinese and the Japanese crew were filming but they were not making particular individuals the subject of their videos like this mediocre pianist likes to do and is actually doing in this video.
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@protea45 they and the other Japanese crew had a permit
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@chrishalphar6315 yeah, how were they supposed to address him ? Shout from the distance with their face covered or did they expect him not being an attention who mediocre pianist looking for every opportunity to make a video ?
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