Core Viewpoint - Xiaomi's "street shooting mode" feature has raised privacy concerns due to its potential misuse for covert photography, leading to widespread discussions on social media [1][9]. Feature History - The "black screen shooting" function was introduced with Xiaomi's MIUI 8 system in 2016 but was removed six years later [2]. - Starting from MIUI 11 in 2019, Xiaomi added a shutter sound to the "street shooting mode" for privacy reasons and eliminated the video recording capability in that mode [3]. - By the end of 2022, MIUI 14 completely removed the "black screen shooting" feature, retaining only the ability to quickly launch the camera while the screen is on [5][6]. User Experience and Concerns - Despite the removal of the black screen shooting function, concerns about "covert photography" persist [9]. - A tutorial for the Xiaomi 14 Ultra demonstrated that the "street shooting mode" could still capture images quickly, raising further privacy issues [10][11]. - User comments reflect a mix of humor and concern regarding the potential for misuse of the feature, particularly among female users [13]. Broader Context of Privacy Issues - The issue of covert photography has historical roots, with past controversies surrounding silent cameras and their impact on privacy [15][18]. - Similar privacy regulations have been implemented in other countries, such as Japan and South Korea, mandating that cameras must emit sound when taking photos [18]. - The discussion extends to other technologies, such as Google Glass, which faced backlash for privacy concerns due to its discreet nature [19][20]. Ethical Considerations - The debate highlights a fundamental question about the boundaries of technology and the responsibilities of tech companies in designing products that consider user privacy [22][23].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes that digital transformation in enterprises is often hindered by unclear business requirements and the misconception that technology can solve all management issues, highlighting the need for realistic expectations and effective communication between IT and business departments [1][2][5]. Group 1: Challenges in Digital Transformation - Many enterprises face challenges in digital transformation due to vague business requirements, leading to difficulties in IT departments accurately addressing these needs [1][4]. - There is a tendency for IT departments to overpromise on capabilities due to a lack of understanding of the complexities involved in implementing technology solutions [2][5]. - Business leaders often underestimate the technical challenges, believing that solutions are simpler than they actually are, which can lead to project delays or failures [2][5]. Group 2: Misconceptions about Technology - The belief that technology is a universal solution can lead to unrealistic expectations from business departments, resulting in IT departments making commitments beyond their capabilities [2][5]. - There is a risk of projects becoming overly complex due to continuous changes in business requirements, which can inflate costs and extend timelines unnecessarily [5][7]. - IT departments must recognize the limitations of technology and avoid the trap of overcommitting to unrealistic demands from business units [2][5][7]. Group 3: Importance of Communication and Realistic Planning - Effective communication between IT and business departments is crucial to ensure that requirements are feasible and aligned with technical capabilities [2][7]. - Establishing a clear understanding of the relationship between technology, business needs, and cost is essential for successful project execution [7]. - Continuous collaboration and feedback mechanisms should be implemented to prevent scope creep and ensure that projects remain within realistic boundaries [7].