Journalist Suela Demiri has made an unusual story on social media, telling what happened to her today when she was invited to the cafe by a friend, who she hadn't met for two months.
"It's amazing what happened to me today. I sit in the cafe with a friend, two months without meeting her after she insisted on phone calls and she invited me. Several times I noticed him pointing at his phone as if he was filming me and sometimes he denied it and I believed it was understandably beyond fantasy for my friend to record me. Until she inadvertently made playback and I heard my voice," the moderator wrote.
She then shows:
"We were talking about my life, my problems, my daughter. The conversation she was sending to a third.
I couldn't get it off his cell phone. She is physically stronger than me but also much more aggressive. He was hiding the person he was sending it to.
I feel disgusted, betrayed, cheated! How could your close friend spy on you? I feel like a soap opera character. Are we so far down as a people? We sit down to have coffee with friends and the cameras and microphones are turned on???? No more code of conduct?? Ethics? Moral? Trust? The bread we share, the coffee we drink etc., etc.. !”
In the end, the demir comes to an end:
"How beautiful I started monday! I declare that Enver Hoxha was not to blame, we are a people of spies. I remembered my neighbor with the phone in the palace who in communism called radio Korça and said: "Don't take Suela because she had her grandfather do it" and after 90, she would call and say: "Don't take Suela on the Radio because she had her officer father"!
From now on, who sits in the cafe with me has to turn off the cell phone. I was forever in shadow."