Remind me of bamboo guy in car except he don't went viral lol

What the guy that did it at the college is wrong. No doubt about it. But he tried to be as discreet about it as possible. Not saying anyone should try it once in their lifetime. But at the spur of moment, anyone would do some stupid shit like this even if was not sexual in nature.

The thing is he did not do it as a form of public indecent exposure @ Flashing.

Remember the Mexicans fucking donkeys thing many years ago? they were doing it discreetly. But then they were filmed and exposed, and it was a region wide matter.

The real problem is the person who filmed it. This person is no different to the people who has fetish filming people in public toilets pissing or shitting. Or guys filming under skirts.

Videos like this are common during X-Tube days. People secretly filming people doing their business. It can either be staged or not. But if it isn't, then this guys case is exposed as being secretly filmed.

Also DO NOT compare this similar to CCTV incidents. Mainly about the people in there stealing or shitting in their premise. While those are the same form of shaming, it is for actual crime and vandalism.

Still i am not defending the guy wanking in public. But am looking at how the person who filmed it never thought that DOXXING works both ways.

Why are you so afraid of the call recipient knowing who you are? Do you have something to hide as a scammer yourself?

If you're a salesman, running a life-dependent/saving organization or an real genuine HR doing recruitment, why do you want to hide your calling number?
Every call is a potential opportunity when your call recipient is eagerly waiting for that golden moment to answer your call.

Well if a genuine caller reveals themselves, other genuine recipient also will increase trust in you.

TrueCaller/WhosCall(monitored by PDRM/government agencies/telcos) does not force you to register your number if you don't want to, it's just added trust for real calling numbers to gain the trust of their recipients to pick them up.

The premium version even allows you to intelligently manage your incoming calls, block all unknown numbers not in your contact list, known top spamming numbers or even dismissing a few missed calls before accepting it.

You can always hide your number or avoid publishing it openly if you want it private, but expect the same treatment from with your recipients growing concerns with increasing scams might not pick up your call if they see it's an unknown number calling them nowadays.

Unless you are super paranoid keep a personal number strictly to your known contact list only, block all unknown incoming numbers/foreign country codes.
Tell no one about your number and keep a secondary "burner" number only for official work purpose that you provide to the public.

As for banking security, they did a good job ending SMS TACs which could potentially be phished from fake senders. Now all are app based which is equipment ID registered.

There's also the VoLTE option which you can disable and make your line data only. That will force anyone who wants to contact you could only do so via messaging apps which give you further control over which call you want to receive.

There is nothing to hide if your number is an official business number used by companies making official calls. What do you have to hide with your reputation on caller identification apps? No one is forcing you to register your number with these apps.

Since you claim to be some Christian related evangelist and a ahneh with your anti China stance, by connecting the dots of your suggestion to protect the privacy of scam callers I'm suspecting that you run an ahneh scam calling company behind a Christian NGO upfront?

Hmm possible we can't deny even terrorist organizations nowadays camouflage themselves within religious NGOs to scam the public.

My trust senses is guessing this might be the case.

What is wrong to reveal your number if your phone number is a hotline for contact or belongs to a company? Why do you want to hide it from the recipient?

You think your number only leaks out via TrueCaller? The suspicion goes as far as form registrations, contest entries, ewallet purchases, submitted resumes and even national databases that got sold out to the dark web.

As said if you are highly paranoid and not those who are eager to take the call often, there's always the call divert for all unknown numbers which are not in your contact list or just shut off VoLTE with 4G.

There is nothing to hide if the number is an official contact/hotline from business entities and companies. It increases confidence of of the recipients to pick up the calls instead.