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No, but libel and slander laws do exist to keep people from saying untrue negative things about you, so it still pays to be careful if that's what you intend to
by archangel_one 13y ago
No, but libel and slander laws do exist to keep people from saying untrue negative things about you, so it still pays to be careful if that's what you intend to do.
- MartinCron 13y agoLibelous and/or slanderous content wouldn't be made any more or less illegal by having or not having identifiable brands in stock photography. Despite the reactionary comments in this thread, we're not in a corporatist dystopia where it's against the law to publish a photograph of a ubiquitous consumer device.
- DigitalSea 13y agoThe number of times I've seen someone say, "Apple sucks", "The iPhone sucks", "Apple are tax evaders" without recourse I seriously doubt Apple can or would do anything when someone is expressing their opinion. Free speech buddy. Libel and slander laws are more directed at individuals... large corporate companies are free game in my opinion.