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I think this is a country- and thus law-specific case. In Germany, AFAIK, if the picture has less than five people on it, it is considered a photo of you, and
by klingonopera 7y ago
I think this is a country- and thus law-specific case.
In Germany, AFAIK, if the picture has less than five people on it, it is considered a photo of you, and both you and the photographer have a copyright on it.
EDIT: Maybe not the entire copyright, but you definitely have a say as the subject in such a photo, including barring it from the public against the photographer's wishes, if you please.
- marcus_holmes 7y agothis is true, and we obviously have Model Release Forms for a reason, but the point remains that just because it's a photo of you, it's not your photo.
- mcny 7y agoIf you explicitly and manually tag me in a photo and it shows up on my profile, it should be a part of my takeout. I don’t understand what you’re having difficulty understanding. I never said use machine learning to comb through all photos ever uploaded to Facebook and add them to my takeout. I don’t think what I’m saying is controversial at all.