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> we publicly exhibit more and more of our bodies and lives every day on several platforms Speak for yourself. There isn't a single image of me anywhere on the

> we publicly exhibit more and more of our bodies and lives every day on several platforms Speak for yourself. There isn't a single image of me anywhere on the internet. Am I not entitled to keep it that way?

coldtea 8y ago
>Speak for yourself. There isn't a single image of me anywhere on the internet. I speak of the general population. I don't understand why people who want to contest general statements with personal counter-examples. Do they feel that a statement like "we publicly exhibit more and more of our bodies and lives every day on several platforms" means "ABSOLUTELY EVERY ONE OF US WITH NO EXCEPTIONS DOES THAT", and in all caps at that? >Am I not entitled to keep it that way? No. There are no special laws and protections about photography of people in public for example. Or against your friends posting a photo that happens to have you in it on the internet. So at best you are entitled to not upload it yourself.
- baud147258 8y ago
  > There are no special laws and protections about photography of people in public for example Yes there are, for example in France [1]: "Before any public diffusion of a photo through newspaper or any other media (including internet), the Publisher has to obtain the autorisation from the people on which the picture is focused" This law would apply to all the pictures in the article where the people are the focus of the picture [1] https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droit_%C3%A0_l%27image_des_personnes_en_France#Règles_générales https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droit_%C3%A0_l%27image_des_per...