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It's easy to miss, but most venues have signs to inform the audience that they could be filmed during the event.

Public shaming historically aimed to re-integrate the offender back into a community. Does any good come from piling on the latest unfortunate soul online?

Grace Springer, the 28-year-old Coldplay fan who went viral after filming the infamous kiss cam scene at Coldplay's performance in Boston on 16 July 2025.