Instagram seeks right to sell access to photos to advertisers

[CashmereThoughts]

I wonder what all the losers that swore by Instagram being the premier app for iOS and Android will do now?

Thank God this filth hasn't sullied the Windows Phone store yet...

You windows nikkas ain't ever gotta worry about "premier apps"

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

You windows nikkas ain't ever gotta worry about "premier apps"

If by "premier" you mean: "apps that will accumulate my information unknowingly and sell them to the highest bidder without my knowledge or consent" then I guess I'll have to miss out.

 

[HookersandIceCream]

Facebook needs competition. I would like to see a non profit company get it on social networking. Get Social

The best of FB, Instagram, Foursquare etc jam packed into a non profit site, no ads.

And how exactly would that company pay for the servers?

 

[thernbroom]

I wonder what all the losers that swore by Instagram being the premier app for iOS and Android will do now?

Thank God this filth hasn't sullied the Windows Phone store yet...

Just imagine the wrong business wanted to use your picture ...Hey, You want be a Phaggot like This guy ? Well come to PhagAss.phag and You too can join the rainbow

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

they wont just be taking random peoples pics they take in front of their mirror...they'll use actual good quality pictures that are tagged at like business locations and shyt....this doesnt effect me, or most people at all..

it effects whoever pictures they decide to use and sell and not reimburse the people who actually did the work. i find it kind of funny how these corporations pay millions of dollars to stamp down piracy but won't hesitate for a second to steal other people work.

 

[Numpsay]

This shyt is much to do about nothing for 99% of Instagram users.
SMH at everyone reacting as if they are special enough to have their pictures used in an advertisement.

 

[Monoblock]

This shyt is much to do about nothing for 99% of Instagram users.
SMH at everyone reacting as if they are special enough to have their pictures used in an advertisement.

That's what's hilarious to me people voluntarily put all there business on the net for everyone to see with FB, Instagram, and Twitter but when they notify everyone what they will be doing (they've already been doing this shyt for years by the way) people want to bytch and moan about their privacy. fukkin idiots.