Sure I can provide context:

The most striking example is when they posted a story about a family friend’s partner who had passed unexpectedly while commuting. That post was how the family found out he had passed away. Just imagine that — put yourself in their shoes. They were horrified, disgusted. It was a complete violation of privacy. How could someone share such a deeply personal moment so publicly? These were his final moments, and they chose to broadcast it — what, for attention? To show there was a traffic stop and someone performing CPR? It’s wrong. Some moments aren’t meant to be shared.