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With the arrival of April Fair in Seville, one of the most significant and expected festivals of Andalusia, there are also a series of negotiations and reflections about the responsible use of social networks during these mass events. In recent years, #Papagorda hashtag has become a viral phenomenon Tictoc, Twitter (now X), Instagram and Facebook, but for positive reasons.
Since 2019, a hashtag called #Papagorda Spreading content related to people in a clear drinking state During the festivities, many times with the intention of mocking or mocking those who appear in videos. Viralization of these things Have expressed concern in the authorities And agencies responsible for confirming the fundamental rights of people such as the AudioVisual Council of Andalusia (CAA).
CAA, in his recent report, recalled the risks related to the publication and spread of videos, in which anonymous people appear in a drunken state without their permission. These things are, Most times recorded without permission and shared on social networksThey have illegal interference in rights such as respect, intimacy and image.
The right to respect, personal and family privacy, and image is protected by the Spanish Constitution and developed in organic law 1/1982. These laws are clearly formed when the use of a person’s image is considered illegal interference. The huge distribution of these videos, in addition, increases the risk of affected people to their reputation and personal well.
Under the magnifying glass for Seville Fair, #Papagorda
In the Seville Fair of 2024, a hashtag, #Papagarda 24, reached record figures on social networks. According to data from CAA analysis, In Tictok, 2,379 publications were recorded with this hashtagIt produces a total of 74 million visualization worldwide, of which 67 million contains Spain. These numbers reflect the effect and size of the phenomenon, which is one of the 20 hashtags used in the country in those days.
The use of these platforms has allowed videos to go viral in hours, but also provoked increasing denial of consumers. Most Internet users express their concern about legal and moral implications To share content that violates basic rights. In some cases, recording shows people who are unknown to the unknown that they are portrayed, with no interaction with recorders, which intensify the problem.
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