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Correct but the person who took the pic/vid owns the rights for it legally speaking. This content is already being trained off of, scraped off YouTube, Instagra
by Avipat_ 1y ago
Correct but the person who took the pic/vid owns the rights for it legally speaking. This content is already being trained off of, scraped off YouTube, Instagram etc. All Kled does is put the money back into the pockets of the people.
- Forgeties79 1y agoDo they? That’s not an assumption you can make. I’ve likely got plenty of things in my phone I’m not allowed to have just by accident
- amelius 1y agoYeah, this sounds like just another sleazy way of a tech company to shove the liability to the user.
- lurk2 1y agoThis will never fly in the EU.
- Avipat_ 1y agoworking on it
- echoangle 1y ago> Correct but the person who took the pic/vid owns the rights for it legally speaking. Not really, there are a lot of ways to take images/videos you aren't legally allowed to publish later. You can have them for yourself but you can't share them publically (or give to a company like yours).