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I'm afraid of "self-portraits"! The boss was forced to post a post to "expose" his store!

Published: 2026-01-14 Author:

Last Updated: 2026/01/14, ▲ Click to pay attention| Daily Boutique Coffee Culture Magazine Coffee Shop The exquisitely decorated coffee shop not only provides customers with a delicious drink, but also a good place to take photos. Many people will take a few good-looking photos after spending in the store and share them on social platforms as part of their lives. Recently

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A well-decorated coffee shop not only provides customers with a delicious drink, but also a good place to take pictures. Many people will take some good photos after spending in the store and share them on the social platform as the details of their lives.

Recently, a netizen and a friend went to a local cafe and took a picture and clocked in with a friend at the door of the store after spending money. She said that at that time, there were no other guests coming and going in front of the store, and it only took her only 20 minutes to complete the shooting. at that time, the shopkeeper witnessed the whole process without any dissatisfaction.

But after the netizen posted the photo with copywriting on social media, the shopkeeper went to the comment area to ask for deletion, and posted the photo and name of the netizen in his personal circle of friends to make rude remarks. This inexplicable encounter made customers confused and angry, so they called the police to deal with it.

After mediation, the shopkeeper promised to delete the relevant content, and the guests will no longer pursue it. Unexpectedly, the shopkeeper framed the mediation agreement and put it on display in the store. The incident attracted attention on the Internet and made "whether cafes can take photos and clock in" a hot topic.

For today's consumers, visiting a store to take pictures is like a "visit here" somewhere, and it's more about recording the details of your life. But there are also many bloggers who regard the well-decorated cafe as a "studio" and walk around the store at will, looking for an excellent location to produce films.

But these unrestricted photography not only spoil the quiet and comfortable atmosphere in the coffee shop, but also disturb guests who only want to drink coffee. As a result, slogans such as "no portrait shooting" and "no business shooting" are posted at the door of more and more coffee shops to remind customers to abide by the rules.

For consumers who need to take pictures, it is a bit disappointing that a unique style of coffee hanging is not allowed to take pictures, and these unpleasant experiences prompt them to post lightning protection posts, bad reviews, and so on, which makes some coffee shopkeepers quite helpless.

Some people simply post "Internet violence" themselves, so that passersby who are keen on taking pictures can know in advance that they are running a coffee shop that "forbids shooting". Some shopkeepers will overreact when they see customers taking pictures and have disputes with customers.

Some operators say bluntly that customers share their photos on the Internet, which is undeniably conducive to the promotion of cafes. However, when behaviors such as commercial shooting and excessive shooting appear in the store, it is possible to "dissuade" other people who focus on the ambient atmosphere and coffee.

As a result, most practitioners "love and hate" when they take pictures of their guests. They say it is not unacceptable if it is a moderate photo shoot that affects others.

But there is no specific measure of "moderation", and it is impossible to accurately define which behaviors are "moderate" and which are "excessive". Perhaps as a coffee shop owner said, the so-called "moderate photography" means that customers and operators respect each other, communicate in advance and understand each other in advance, so as to avoid some misunderstandings and disputes and become an unpleasant experience for each other.

Picture from: Xiao Hong Shu

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