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I wonder if this has anything to do with ThePosterDB going down recently
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I wonder if this has anything to do with ThePosterDB going down recently
I think that’s the basic premise of the Star Trek hypospray. Pressure pushing in medicine rather than a needle.
Did you read the article or any others about it? Human creativity is the heart of copyright law. If humans didn’t make it, no copyright. At least under the latest ruling.
At least in the USA: You absolutely can control the distribution of your likeness if it wasn’t taken in public.
Photos of you in public can’t be controlled because you have no reasonable expectation of privacy in public. If someone takes a picture of you privately, even if not for commercial purposes, you can absolutely control the use of that image unless you release it.
From what I’m seeing, the image itself is just 128x128. I don’t use those clients, but it looks like they would render any square image that way (taking up a lot of space). Looks like a client problem, not OPs problem maybe?
My thoughts exactly.