Basically, Instagram had a brilliant idea to generate money off the backs of their members. This means that Instagram can make money from advertisers that want to use your face or pictures of your loved ones on any advertising TV, web, magazines, newspapers, etc.
Go figure! But a closer look of their replacement terms of use are just as bad. And it gets worse. Instagram then licenses that picture to an advertiser. But then the advertiser gets sued by the celebrity for violation of their right of privacy who in turn sues Instagram.
Go to Top. Very probably not. If you really want to keep your essays, movies, and photos safe from misuse, then your best bet is to keep them offline, or host them on your own, paid-for, web hosting. Alternatively find a service with terms and conditions you are happy with.
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