Brilio.net - Cinta Kuya finally spoke up about the viral video of her father, Uya Kuya, who made content in front of the fire location and received criticism from local residents. Through her X account, @loveinnta, she explained that their goal was to provide information to Indonesian netizens that the fire also affected people in the Altadena area, not just the wealthy.
Cinta confirmed that they had asked the police for permission to record video at the scene. The police gave permission as long as they did not pass through the area marked with yellow lines. She also added that many other people at the scene were just watching the fire situation.
This clarification is expected to provide a clearer context to the situation that occurred, considering that the video had drawn various reactions from the public.
X/@loveinnta
While taking the video, suddenly the owner came and interrupted them while making the video. The Americans thought they were scammers who wanted to 'pretend' that their house was on fire.
He said he "wanted to ask permission from him" but because he didn't know who the owner was, he didn't do that. In the end, they left when they were told off and were on the shoulder of the road, which is a public area, not private property.
In the end, he contacted the person who reprimanded him directly to apologize. He also immediately apologized and deleted the video.
Even provide assistance to the person via Gofundme by showing screenshot evidence.
But he was upset because he and his family were not actually in the person's house, but on the side of the road. And he also did not record the face of the person who reprimanded him so he felt he did not violate privacy.
In this case, Cinta also did not accept it because she felt that her privacy and that of her family were violated, because the owner recorded their faces without their consent and uploaded the cropped video.
(brl/far)
