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As these are photos from Flicker, they can include random people not aware about how their photos are used and where they are published. So it doesn't matter wh
by codedokode 8y ago
As these are photos from Flicker, they can include random people not aware about how their photos are used and where they are published. So it doesn't matter what license does photo have. I think it should be illegal to publish other people's faces on the Internet or TV, or recognise them without getting their consent. Also, search engines like Google should not be allowed to index such photos.
- tokyodude 8y agoso all video of the president would be un-publsihable unless cropped to show just the president? those 100s of people around the president didn't give their permission. or how about all the people in that dash cam video of an accident.