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By *unti OP Woman
over a year ago
Newport |
Can anyone tell me that if you post a picture direct from phone into a message, can the recipient then copy that picture to their own phone or PC?
If this has been asked before then I apologise....  |
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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago
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Yes, absolutely, they only need to right click and save to device.
If for any reason they can't do that they could take a screenshot or take a picture of it using another device.
Any photos that you send anywhere in the internet or by email should be considered out there for the world to see. |
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By *unti OP Woman
over a year ago
Newport |
"Yes, absolutely, they only need to right click and save to device.
If for any reason they can't do that they could take a screenshot or take a picture of it using another device.
Any photos that you send anywhere in the internet or by email should be considered out there for the world to see."
Thought that was the case. Thank you. |
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By *luttTV/TS
over a year ago
Duns |
"Yes, absolutely, they only need to right click and save to device.
If for any reason they can't do that they could take a screenshot or take a picture of it using another device.
Any photos that you send anywhere in the internet or by email should be considered out there for the world to see."
Agreed - only a specialised app will stop people from saving them, and even then not perfectly (for example, Snapchat will warn the other person if you take a screenshot, but it’ll still be saved). |
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