Does the store refuse to take pictures?

If the consumer is not informed, the consumer's behavior does not constitute infringement of the supermarket. As a supermarket, its display, decoration and price are all propaganda contents, and there is no so-called trade secret; Secondly, as an unnatural person, supermarkets do not have the right to privacy. Therefore, taking photos in the open air does not constitute an infringement on the civil rights of consumers. If he gives a notice and the consumer still takes photos and videos after entering the supermarket, the consumer actually violates the agreed obligation between the supermarket and it. As a result, supermarkets can take self-help behavior and ask consumers to stop taking pictures and taking pictures. But in any case, supermarkets have no right to ask consumers to hand over photos or delete photos. The equal protection of citizens' rights is not clearly stipulated by law, and no subject may infringe on legal rights. If the supermarket determines that the consumer's behavior infringes on its own rights and interests, it can defend its rights through appropriate remedies. If supermarket personnel continue to obtain films and cameras by violent means, it will constitute an infringement on consumers' personal and property rights, and the victims can claim their rights and claim compensation.