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(Unverified)Jul 18th 2009 11:53AM

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Facebook *users* are at fault here, because when you sign up, the terms of service tell you right up front that *anything* you upload is basically free game. It's much more permissive than a model release form (used by professional photographers) would be.

It also tells you right up front that the terms of service may change at any time. And any time you add an app, you agree to let it use all of your stuff.

Anyone who's offended by this type of thing shouldn't be on Facebook, period.

(That's why I'm not on it.)

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