Women can protect their rights and interests through legal proceedings, and of course they can call the police. In entertainment places, some monitoring will be done more or less, because the local police station also has this requirement. On the other hand, entertainment places will also install monitoring for safety reasons. In entertainment places, some merchants will verbally remind that there is monitoring, but when a woman in Hangzhou went to make essential oil, she did not verbally inform that there was monitoring. When the woman finished the essential oil back-opening project, she found a surveillance camera watching her. In this case, the woman argued with the store from the beginning. The store replied that it was installed by the police station, and the boss made it clear that he had no right to open the monitoring.

However, for the boss's one-sided statement, after the woman did not choose the letter, the woman chose to call the police. After the police arrived at the scene, they said that the monitoring terminal was actually not in the police station, but in the business. Where the monitoring terminal is, it means that they have the right to open the pictures inside, and there is a risk of spreading them online. Therefore, the woman asked the store to pay compensation for mental damage, and she also asked to delete the monitoring data.

If the woman feels that her rights and interests have been infringed, I think she can post her information and pictures online. I suggest taking legal procedures to safeguard her rights and interests. It is really inappropriate to install monitoring in a relatively private space, and the boss who runs this store again has no verbal reminder, so this happened. In fact, this also tells us that when going to some shops to do projects, it is best to know about the surrounding situation of the room, so as to avoid the same thing as the woman, and the trouble will be big.

Of course, the woman can ask the other party for mental compensation through legal proceedings, and promise not to spread the video online, and she can also delete the video. After all, for the woman, he can't guarantee whether the boss will read it or not, and he can't guarantee whether it will be secretly uploaded to the Internet. Therefore, it is reasonable and legal to protect her rights and interests through legal proceedings.