facebook-changes-terms-of-service-photogs-be-wary/

[phuketrichard]

will this be the end of posting images on Facebook?

The new Facebook Terms of Use have been modified to allow the company to sell virtually anything that is uploaded to the service, including all your photos, your identity and your data. Facebook has also explicitly removed the privacy protection from the commercialization rights. This means that any photos uploaded to Facebook may be sold, distributed or otherwise commercialized with no compensation to the photographer.

http://photofocus.com/2013/09/09/facebook-changes-terms-of-service-photogs-be-wary/

[Assurancetourix]

Thank u very much; I will sign as a Ello member.

[Assurancetourix]

And about Ello , is there here on Thai Visa somebody who can be my " parrain " , my sponsor ?

[rhythmworx]

Pretty much the same with what yahoo did with Flickr.

[sunshine51]

@ PR...this is true & I don't use FB at all as I think it's a waste of time...however...

Mr Zuckerberg had better be very careful with this new policy because if FB ever

sells visibly copyrighted material...such as a pic with the tag 'copyright-joebloggs

2014' Zuckerberg Inc can be in heaps of legal troubles plus an outta court settlement

may cost FB more than they could ever realise.

Edited November 30, 2014 by sunshine51