I’m afraid the number of fakes and phoney’s grow. Some have multiple accounts too.
He had his messenger/contact email on display. It was an unusual address and I found out it belonged to a small retail site of an independent shop. I challenged “her” on it and told her where I lived. It went very quiet.
He had his messenger/contact email on display. It was an unusual address and I found out it belonged to a small retail site of an independent shop. I challenged “her” on it and told her where I lived. It went very quiet.
Omg. That’s hilarious. Spooky he lived close by too. Bet he was crapping himself. 😂😂
The last several days, Adobe has seen mass cancellations in its service to use Photoshop, (and other editing services). It turns out, somebody took a little time to read the new "Terms Of Service" Adobe put out, and discovered that Adobe made some changes that:
- made a world-wide clause, meaning everybody in any nation
- allow them to use ALL of your artwork that you create, as Adobe sees fit
- allows them to save, review and monitor ALL of the photos you edit
- ...basically says, "we own ALL and ANY artwork you create using our software.
So that hit a huge nerve with people into the arts and businesses in regards to their rights to privacy and exclusive copyright. So professionals and stupid amateurs alike have abandoned Adobe Photoshop and are scrambling to use other photo editing software.
What does this mean for RMM? We may see a break in some of the higher quality fakes, as Photoshop utilized a nice AI fill-in feature that was smooth. So while our fakers take a hiatus to learn new software, the number of decent looking fakes will fade away. (notwithstanding older hacked versions of Photoshop available on TOR)
The last several days, Adobe has seen mass cancellations in its service to use Photoshop, (and other editing services). It turns out, somebody took a little time to read the new "Terms Of Service" Adobe put out, and discovered that Adobe made some changes that:
- made a world-wide clause, meaning everybody in any nation
- allow them to use ALL of your artwork that you create, as Adobe sees fit
- allows them to save, review and monitor ALL of the photos you edit
- ...basically says, "we own ALL and ANY artwork you create using our software.
So that hit a huge nerve with people into the arts and businesses in regards to their rights to privacy and exclusive copyright. So professionals and stupid amateurs alike have abandoned Adobe Photoshop and are scrambling to use other photo editing software.
What does this mean for RMM? We may see a break in some of the higher quality fakes, as Photoshop utilized a nice AI fill-in feature that was smooth. So while our fakers take a hiatus to learn new software, the number of decent looking fakes will fade away. (notwithstanding older hacked versions of Photoshop available on TOR)
It should definitely reduce the accounts posting fake pics. But would adobe really want those?
Just need to cut down on fake accounts now. Or accounts being idiots. Or accounts asking for money.
It’s not a fact of wanting to, it’s what they would be entitled to. The point is I’m not sure how Adobes new terms of agreement are going to stop fake pictures.
It opens a Pandoras Box to where, is Adobe now going to take on a Policing role? If somebody is editing a photo that falls into criminal, by definition of law, do they have the duty to report the subscription user to their local Sheriff/PD?
Revenge Porn, is a crime. Will Adobe submit what it believes to be revenge porn to the High Tech Crimes Police, where they have AI search tools that would make many of you very nervous what they can dig up on a photo.
FACT: Several years ago, many big ticket porn crimes were dismissed from court, as the Government did not want to disclose HOW they gathered the evidence.
Today, AI has opened a new door into high tech crime investigators to do their job
Too many questions here. And if somebody out there wants to continue to create fake porn using Photoshop, I think it will be a while until we hear that Adobe has taken on a policing role.
It opens a Pandoras Box to where, is Adobe now going to take on a Policing role? If somebody is editing a photo that falls into criminal, by definition of law, do they have the duty to report the subscription user to their local Sheriff/PD?
Revenge Porn, is a crime. Will Adobe submit what it believes to be revenge porn to the High Tech Crimes Police, where they have AI search tools that would make many of you very nervous what they can dig up on a photo.
FACT: Several years ago, many big ticket porn crimes were dismissed from court, as the Government did not want to disclose HOW they gathered the evidence.
Today, AI has opened a new door into high tech crime investigators to do their job
Too many questions here. And if somebody out there wants to continue to create fake porn using Photoshop, I think it will be a while until we hear that Adobe has taken on a policing role.
