"Live broadcast" where active soldiers live in the living room? [Anchor Report]

This time, you'll see a photo recently posted on the online community titled 'Real-time Army Update,'

The face is covered in a circle, and a man in a military uniform is doing a live broadcast.

I can also see real-time comments written by the viewers of the show, "Room tour, show me the room."

Is he really an active-duty soldier?

Internet users were divided over whether this live broadcast was real or not,
Some say that the bulletproof helmet, duffel bag, and light purple blanket on the back of
are the items currently used in the military, so they are the actual living quarters,

No, there is no name written on the water table and there is no rank in the combat cap, so there is an opinion that it could be a set.

From 2020, mobile phones will be allowed in military units when not working hours, so use itself is not a problem.

But if the live broadcast is true, disclosing the inside of the living room to the outside could be a security problem and could be a violation of soldiers' mobile phone usage rules.