Twitter Bans Sharing Someone Else’s Photo Without Permission

Twitter sent off its founding CEO, Jack Dorsey, yesterday due to his resignation and replaced it with a new name. Today, the company announced a decision on security principles that will further secure the rights of users.

Twitter, which started to throw out those who share other people’s private information on the platform a while ago, will now apply a similar treatment to those who share other people’s videos and photos without permission, according to the decision announced this morning. Although the user is not always penalized when such a problem is detected, the shared the image will be deleted instantly.

The person in the photo can have the photo deleted

Twitter Security page announced the feature in question to protect users with its tweets today. Now, someone’s photos will not be scattered all over the place without the consent of the person in the photo. This photo or video does not need to violate the privacy of private life; If the person in the photo does not want it, it will be said and the post will be removed. However, there is always someone in every photo on Twitter, Do we have to get permission from everyone?

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Of course, that’s not the case, if it were, it wouldn’t have been possible. You will share any photo as you wish that does not break Twitter’s other rules. However, someone in the photo can request that the photo be removed later. Twitter indicates that the person in the image is the person making the request. if it confirms the post will be deleted instantly. However, the feature will not be available for images featuring famous people or images that are newsworthy or in the public interest.