官方：亮证奔驰女司机，不是公安部门某领导

Core Viewpoint - The incident involving a "Mercedes driver" in Guangxi has raised significant public concern regarding privacy violations and abuse of power by public officials, leading to investigations by local authorities [6][7]. Group 1: Incident Overview - The incident occurred on July 22, when a netizen encountered a Mercedes driver who displayed an "administrative law enforcement" certificate, pressuring him to yield on a rural road [6]. - The netizen, after failing to get a response from multiple departments, posted a video of the encounter online, which garnered over 10 million views [6]. - Following the video's release, police visited the netizen, claiming the video infringed on the driver's privacy and demanded its deletion [6]. Group 2: Legal Implications - Legal experts indicated that personal information such as identity card numbers and addresses are protected by law, and unauthorized collection or disclosure of such information is illegal [6]. - If the Mercedes driver is a public official who used her position to unlawfully access personal information, this could constitute an abuse of power [7]. - The netizen's act of posting the video is generally not considered a violation of privacy, as it occurred in a public space and serves the public interest [7].