Episode

Does Filming Yourself Doing Illegal Things for ‘Content’ Make Them Less Illegal?

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Facts Matter
Published
Sep 11, 2026
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850
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Summary

Let’s delve into the history of the “prank video” format, and how it’s developed to where it is today, where TikTok stars are going into businesses pretending to work there in order to get access to unauthorized staff-only areas.