People trust online posts about stores because they come from stores. People who have a changing room in their shops can be seen in many countries and other places looking through cameras at their customers as they change their clothes. In a situation like this, women shoppers are singled out, and the way shopkeepers do this traumatizes them.
One of these is going to happen in Malaysia, where shoppers were shocked to find a camera in the changing room and pictures of girls changing their clothes going around online. Stay tuned as we tell you more about this news from Malaysia. In the changing room of a store in Malaysia, a woman is recorded without her permission. Even though it’s clear that the store’s owners have cameras in the changing room and record the women as they change clothes.
This store got in trouble when a woman found out that the store used a camera to take inappropriate pictures of girls or women changing in their changing room and posted them online. When the woman who found the pictures online wrote about it, the post and the story quickly spread all over social media, and soon it was all over Malaysia. After the pictures and story were posted online, the internet was full of messages and mean comments.
While a lot of people who shopped there have also come forward. While this store is in Malaysia, it is an H&M store. Girls and women were being photographed in the store, and the photos were posted online on inappropriate sites.
The woman whose Twitter name is Meleisgw said that she found the pictures online on the MeWe app, advertising these videos. She said that those videos were being bought online, while the women who didn’t know were coming to the store to change their clothes.
The news spread like wildfire, and eventually this news also got out. People who went to the store and saw the videos came forward online. Other people who saw the videos also came forward. The woman melesigw said that the store used inappropriate videos of women on the dark side of the apps, and that these videos were promoted online.
The woman who reported this problem posted screenshots of the videos online. It was also said that the videos were clearly shot from an angle where the woman can’t see the camera. A shameful event like this is talked about a lot online.
The store, which was later questioned by Malaysian police, put out a statement in which they said they were sorry for the trouble they caused and asked for forgiveness. They also said that the police were looking into the case and would soon find out who was to blame.
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The store also said they are looking forward to figuring out what happened, and the police are also checking out the store. There was a lot of chaos on the Internet, and big names like H&M were brought into it, but the store owners didn’t know that there was a camera in the changing room.