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Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes / Re: Rhino in the Ngorogoro Crater
« Last post by pluton on July 26, 2024, 20:04:14 »A striking shot that I've come back to several times.
A couple of days ago the screen on my D3 died.I really like the D3's I had, but needed more pixels at the time. Now I know how long they would have lasted if I had kept them.
Actually, no. Someone read the legalese of the latest terms of service (written by lawyers for lawyers) and drew conclusions of entirely the wrong order. The Internet Amplification Effect took over from there. Adobe learned a painful lesson in public relations, but they did learn it.
Here is their explanation of the terms of service in plain language. It is nicely done.
https://www.adobe.com/legal/terms.html
They are not helping themselves to your images. They need your permission to do certain things that their software is designed to do for you. If it is on their servers then they have legal obligations to check for prohibited material. Only images submitted to Adobe Stock will be used for training their AI engine, as clearly stated when you sign up for that service.
So you can relax and keep using Lightroom