They aren’t hosting ‘anyone’s’ photographs.
They are hosting their own photographs. Why do you think you agree to cede your rights of ownership upon uploading? So they can use your pics for ads?
What, you didn’t read the EULA?
But everybody reads the EULA! That’s crazy talk!
Holland ∈ Netherlands, and nothing to do with Denmark.
Which is why you need to go after this at the legislative level.
Unless you are assuming that the government will ignore its own rules. In which case, let’s face it, you’ve already lost.
Fun fact about the legislative: They can change their mind. Actually, changing laws is vastly more easier than changing facts.
Just to make sure:
Dutch and Denmark about as close to each other as Canada and the USA or Australia and New Zealand.
I think I’m one of the only people who did read it.
In the linked map, the label of Germany is rather seriously invading Poland.
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I’m sure I should smack my forehead at this point, realizing how your paradigm shift has totally reframed the conversation. But I don’t get it.
Yeah, but only because the Netherlands and Belgium are pushing us.
From the hits I’ve seen it turn up, I believe it works by applying lots of lossy compression, the theory being that similar pictures will contain the same wavelets. So it will link to images with large patches of similar colors in the same areas of the picture. It’s not a very precise algorithm, but should link to the same image cropped differently or images from the same set taken immediately after each other. As for recognizing nudity, I’m not sure if it’s capable of knowing the difference between an eye and a nipple.
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Ah bugger it, I always fuck that one up. I even googled to make sure - ‘make sure’ fail.
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