article_snippet: A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift has had a woman   privacy complaint rejected by Ofcom after it was shown on television.
article_snippet: A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift has had A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift privacy complaint rejected by Ofcom .
article_snippet: But the woman, who later became pregnant, complained that A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift loved ones were still able to recognise A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift and A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift claimed the stress caused by A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift embarrassment had prompted a premature labour.
article_snippet: However, Ofcom Ofcom has ruled that the public interest in anti-social behaviour outweighed A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift expectation of privacy.
article_snippet: In response, Channel 4 said that this was not a private occasion, as this had occurred in a lift .
article_snippet: a second CCTV operator then said that when people are having sex in a lift: 'people don't give a s**t about the camera, people don't care about the camera.
article_snippet: A third CCTV operator was shown at this point admitting that she herself had been caught having sex in public.
article_snippet: In response, Channel 4 said that from the outset of the CCTV: Caught on Camera series it paid careful attention to the issue of contributor privacy, but that this was not a private occasion, as this had occurred in a communal lift.