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> Also, in the US, if you are in public a photographer can take a photo of you and publish it. You have no "property rights" over the photo whatsoever. Not a l
by User23 7y ago
> Also, in the US, if you are in public a photographer can take a photo of you and publish it. You have no "property rights" over the photo whatsoever.
Not a lawyer, so please correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought you have the right to prevent your image from being used to endorse a product without your permission.
- cjensen 7y agoYep, that is a good point about the limitations. Point I was making is there is no wholesale property right, but you make an important note.