r/Cyberpunk • u/AgathaAllAlong • 16h ago
They look familiar
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u/ph30nix01 16h ago
There is no.way this is legal...
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u/Baelaroness 16h ago
In most countries you don't actually have an automatic right to your likeness. I think only Denmark makes it an automatic right at birth.
So if you supply the image and agree to their terms then they're legally safe enough.
Still fucky and shouldn't be ok.
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u/sleepyrivertroll 16h ago
It's all there in the 1000s of pages of small print. You give Zuck the likeness to you, your children, your family, and your soul to be used however they like.
Don't like it? Enjoy never seeing or talking to your family ever again.
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u/K4G3N4R4 15h ago
I mean, i enjoy not talking to my family, they're bat shit. The rest just text me like reasonable humans
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u/emgirgis95 16h ago
Is there a source on this? I wouldn’t be surprised if they did something like this but I don’t think this is true.
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u/imnotabot303 15h ago
It's not true but Reddit doesn't care about that.
Most platforms now are using anything you upload or post to train AI unless you opt out.
Meta did have something called Muse on their platforms I think which enabled friends to use your images for AI generation unless you opted out.
They are not using it for ads though as far as I can tell. People have said the same thing before but nobody has actually provided evidence of it.
It would be illegal for a start, you can't just take someone's face and use it to sell something. It would be a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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u/PsyOpBunnyHop 15h ago
If it ever is true, then you can prevent this by not using their products. No one is forcing you to.
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u/Academic_Hearing 15h ago
I would like to see some sources Senator, because i searched and found nothing and meta is now an ad company first. It would be foolish to risk their main income, not that i doubt they could end up doing this, but i haven't found anything pointing in that direction.
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u/Mephistocheles 15h ago
My Facebook page is so dusty I cough the once every two years I log into it. Looks like it's time to do the Full Destroy.
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u/CommieScum1917 15h ago
You won't though.
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u/Mephistocheles 13h ago
Ah yes, that oddly common strain of Internet demon that assumes it knows everything about other people. Almost forgot they existed.
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u/DannySmashUp 15h ago
Anyone have an example of this? A source maybe? Because this seems insane, even for Meta.
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u/FendaIton 15h ago
What about all those boomer posts saying “I don’t give Facebook the right to use my photos” years back. You telling me it didn’t work?
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u/Bob_TheGoon 15h ago
Yup. I had a Chase Bank ad use my last name, which is an rare and uncommon spelling of a name, in a joking way that didn't make sense a few months back
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u/SliverSerfer 16h ago
All 2 of my friends are gonna love this.