Qihoo 360 explains live-streaming rules after privacy outcry

China DailyRead English news every day!关注Are you aware that when you are out shopping or dining, thousands of strangers could be watching you online?Internet users have questioned the legality of a live-stream platform of China's Internet security company Qihoo 360 that broadcasts customers in public areas such as gyms and restaurants through surveillance cameras without informing them in advance.In a public letter titled "Don't peep at us any more", Chen Feifei, in her 20s, called on the CEO of Qihoo 360, Zhou Hongyi, not to intrude people's privacy, as 360 surveillance cameras captured and broadcast scenes, including a woman doing yoga in a gym, a man paying his bills by phone, and a woman feeding a man in a restaurant on its live-stream platforms. Real-time messages and comments are left by watchers.The letter was circulated on WeChat — one of China's most influent ………………………………