Do Mixi's image was used in illegal advertisements
Talking about popularity, perhaps there is no need to discuss much about the case of Do Mixi. As a “top-tier” streamer at the present time, Do Mixi always becomes the center of attention every time he appears. Because of that, many times male streamers have been exploited by crooks, illegally using images to advertise harmful content on social networks.
Do Mixi's image was used for illegal advertising
Typically, recently, many Facebook users suddenly noticed Do Mixi's image being exploited on an illegal gambling website. Worth mentioning is that this website arbitrarily took the image of the male streamer, made obvious collages and ran public advertisements. This action seriously affected Do Mixi's image, especially when the male streamer has always tried to build a “clean” community during his 7 years in the profession.
Gamers are upset with the actions of pirated websites “stealing” Do Mixi's image
Very quickly, many gamers could not hide their discontent and immediately condemned the above illegal website. HN account commented: “Top channels that want to lose their color the fastest. Top 1. This channel”. The PQA account was also quick to “tag” Do Mixi's official Facebook page, asking the male streamer to denounce the group together…
Many accounts were upset when Do Mixi's pictures were stolen and used for wrong purposes.
Currently, this website is constantly receiving “rain” of criticism. It must be affirmed that such arbitrary use of images is not a new occurrence. However, any case is condemnable and has a negative impact on the community.
According to Vietnamese law, all acts of organizing gambling or advertising gambling activities are strictly prohibited. Not to mention, using images without consent to serve the above mentioned false promotional purposes also violates personal rights and affects the reputation and honor of the victim.
As smart social media users, we need to join hands to condemn, “boycott”, and limit sharing of illegal forms of advertising to keep the online environment civilized and clean.
