A loan app recently stirred controversy by sharing photos of 87 debtors online in an attempt to recover unpaid loans. The app posted a series of TikTok videos featuring the debtors alongside captions urging them to settle their debts. These videos quickly gained attention and sparked mixed reactions on social media. Some users criticized the app’s approach, while others highlighted the consequences of defaulting on loans, such as damage to credit scores. The incident has ignited a debate on privacy, ethics, and the legality of public shaming tactics in debt recovery efforts.
Loan app sparks outrage by posting 87 debtors’ photos online
