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You're not claiming to have model releases for all subjects in your photos, nor allocate those permissions to Facebook. Very different thing from copyright, whi
by oliwarner 8y ago
You're not claiming to have model releases for all subjects in your photos, nor allocate those permissions to Facebook. Very different thing from copyright, which they do get through the EULA.
And the T&Cs suggest they would only share things in a way that was "consistent with your privacy and application settings", and they terminate their license when you remove something from there (surprisingly noble).
But yes, you're the product, etc. Don't be surprised that they want to monetise your content.
- megous 8y agoSo they detect and use only photos where you're alone with the product and stop the use in ad campaign, as soon as you remove the photo. Easy.