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Anger in China over sharing of photos taken by hidden cameras

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August 01, 2025

Anger is growing on Chinese social media after news reports revealed the existence of online groups, said to involve hundreds of thousands of Chinese men, that share photographs of women, including sexually explicit images, taken without their consent.

- Amy Hawkins

The Chinese newspaper Southern Metropolis Daily published a report last week about a group on the encrypted messaging app Telegram called "MaskPark tree hole forum". It said it had more than 100,000 members and was "made up entirely of Chinese men". Men reportedly shared sexually explicit images of women either in intimate settings or with so-called "pinhole cameras" that can be hidden in everyday items such as plug sockets and shoes.

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