'Nothing was illegal': Man defends taping phone to SBS Transit bus, says stunt was filmed on another motorcycle“一切行为均不违法”：男子辩称将手机贴在SBS Transit巴士上，并表示特技表演是在另一辆摩托车上拍摄的。
A man who was seen taping his mobile phone to the rear of an SBS Transit double-decker bus has defended his actions amid online safety concerns, claiming he staged a stunt and that his phone was not attached to the bus. In a social media post on Monday (Nov 2), the man addressed concerns from netizens, explaining that the footage...
A man who was seen taping his mobile phone to the rear of an SBS Transit double-decker bus has defended his actions amid online safety concerns, claiming he staged a stunt and that his phone was not attached to the bus.
In a social media post on Monday (Nov 2), the man addressed concerns from netizens, explaining that the footage was filmed using a DJI camera mounted on another motorcycle .
"We didn't actually paste the phone on the bus and we filmed the entire video at 7am, so nothing was illegal," he said, suggesting that the phone taped to the bus was not used to record the footage but was instead part of the staged scene.
In a separate video shared after his explanation, the man appeared to repeat the stunt by taping his phone to another bus, accompanied by the caption: "For part 2, let's go. Let us know where should I paste next?"
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The clarification came after the initial video, shared on social media on Nov 1, showed the man, dressed in a black sweater, approaching the rear of an SBS Transit bus and using yellow tape to attach a mobile phone to it.
He then returned to his motorcycle and rode behind the bus, seemingly filming content using the phone attached to the vehicle.
Following the video's circulation, SBS Transit lodged a police report over the incident.
Responding to queries from AsiaOne, SBS Transit spokesperson Grace Wu said that the transport operator is aware of the incident.
"We take a very serious view of this incident, which we do not condone, as it may put the safety of the individual and other road users at risk. We have since lodged a police report on the matter," said Wu.
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一名男子被目击用胶带将手机粘在SBS Transit双层巴士的后部，他为自己的行为辩护，引发了人们对网络安全的担忧，声称这只是一个噱头，他的手机并没有固定在巴士上。
周一（11 月 2 日），该男子在社交媒体上发帖回应了网友的担忧，解释说这段视频是用安装在另一辆摩托车上的 DJI 相机拍摄的。
“我们实际上并没有把手机贴在公交车上，而且我们是在早上 7 点拍摄的整个视频，所以没有任何违法行为，”他说，暗示贴在公交车上的手机并不是用来录制视频的，而是摆拍场景的一部分。
在解释之后分享的另一段视频中，该男子似乎重复了之前的举动，他将手机贴在另一辆公交车上，并配文：“第二部分，开始吧。请告诉我我接下来应该贴在哪里？”
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此前，一段于 11 月 1 日在社交媒体上分享的视频显示，一名身穿黑色毛衣的男子走到一辆 SBS Transit 巴士的后部，并用黄色胶带将一部手机固定在巴士上。随后，相关部门对此进行了澄清。
然后他回到摩托车上，骑车跟在公共汽车后面，似乎在用固定在车上的手机拍摄内容。
视频流传开来后，SBS Transit就此事向警方报案。
针对AsiaOne的询问，SBS Transit发言人吴女士表示，该运输运营商已经知晓此事。
吴先生说：“我们对这起事件高度重视，绝不姑息，因为它可能危及当事人及其他道路使用者的安全。我们已就此事向警方报案。”
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