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They would probably get sued for misrepresentation (aligning someones image with a brand is not a right unless you sign waivers, which granted some people would
by weego 14y ago
They would probably get sued for misrepresentation (aligning someones image with a brand is not a right unless you sign waivers, which granted some people would do). Names are generic hence you can get away with it.
Also it would feel more lik missing persons on milk cartons than social brilliance.
Edit: Wait, should I be hearing a whoosh sound about now?
- treelovinhippie 14y agoAll you do is include the waiver and terms when they connect on Facebook. I'm not saying print random user profile pics. They'd have to connect first.