Legal Stolen images

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Vas (Jack)

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A bit of legal bit to talk here. Imagine you browsing the Facebook or Internet and someone has shared your images as his/her work.

How you will deal with that.
 
lightmuncher

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If its part of a group, I would ensure they are taken out and the person kicked off that group. But I see it happening in most places sadly. You will never get rid of it. If you have a watermark, that is pointless as you can easily take them out. There is even software that takes it out for you; therefore the companies that create this software, are telling you its fine to steal other peoples images.
 
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Vas (Jack)

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lightmuncher said:
If its part of a group, I would ensure they are taken out and the person kicked off that group. But I see it happening in most places sadly. You will never get rid of it. If you have a watermark, that is pointless as you can easily take them out. There is even software that takes it out for you; therefore the companies that create this software, are telling you its fine to steal other peoples images.
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Agree, images are really easy to be stolen. Never heard about these softwares that removes watermarks for you.
 
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