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Instagram does not claim ownership on pictures

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We allow facebook to use our pictures that we upload and our information and actions to find ads which suit you

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1,  WeChat provides text messaging, hold-to-talk voice messaging,  (one-to-many) messaging, video calls and conferencing, video games, sharing of photographs and videos, and location sharing.

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1. Our servicesOur mission is to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. To help advance this mission, we provide the products and services described below to you:

Provide a personalised experience for you:Your experience on Facebook is unlike anyone else's: from the posts, stories, events, ads and other content that you see in News Feed or our video platform to the Pages that you follow and other features that you might use, such as Trending, Marketplace and search. We use the data we have – for example, about the connections you make, the choices and settings you select, and what you share and do on and off our Products – to personalise your experience.

Connect you with people and organisations that you care about:We help you find and connect with people, groups, businesses, organisations and others that matter to you across the Facebook Products you use. We use the data that we have to make suggestions for you and others – for example, groups to join, events to attend, Pages to follow or send a message to, shows to watch and people who you may want to become friends with. Stronger ties make for better communities, and we believe that our services are most useful when people are connected to people, groups and organisations that they care about.

Empower you to express yourself and communicate about what matters to you:There are many ways to express yourself on Facebook and to communicate with friends, family and others about what matters to you – for example, sharing status updates, photos, videos and stories across the Facebook Products that you use, sending messages to a friend or several people, creating events or groups, or adding content to your profile. We have also developed, and continue to explore, new ways for people to use technology, such as augmented reality and 360 video to create and share more expressive and engaging content on Facebook.

Help you discover content, products and services that may interest you:

We show you ads, offers and other sponsored content to help you discover content, products and services that are offered by the many businesses and organisations that use Facebook and other Facebook Products. Our partners pay us to show their content to you, and we design our services so that the sponsored content you see is as relevant and useful to you as everything else that you see on our Products.

Combat harmful conduct, and protect and support our community:People will only build community on Facebook if they feel safe. We employ dedicated teams around the world and develop advanced technical systems to detect misuse of our Products, harmful conduct towards others and situations where we may be able to help support or protect our community. If we learn of content or conduct like this, we will take appropriate action – for example, offering help, removing content, blocking access to certain features, disabling an account or contacting law enforcement. We share data with other

Facebook Companies when we detect misuse or harmful conduct by someone using one of our Products.

Use and develop advanced technologies to provide safe and functional services for everyone:We use and develop advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning systems and augmented reality so that people can use our Products safely regardless of physical ability or geographic location. For example, technology like this helps people who have visual impairments understand what or who is in photos or videos shared on Facebook or Instagram. We also build sophisticated network and communication technology to help more people connect to the Internet in areas with limited access. And we develop automated systems to improve our ability to detect and remove abusive and dangerous activity that may harm our community and the integrity of our Products.

Research ways to make our services better:We engage in research and collaborate with others to improve our Products. One way we do this is by analysing the data we have and understanding how people use our Products. You can

learn more about some of our research efforts.

Provide consistent and seamless experiences across the Facebook Company Products:Our Products help you find and connect with people, groups, businesses, organisations and others that are important to you. We design our systems so that your experience is consistent and seamless across the different

Facebook Company Products that you use. For example, we use data about the people you engage with on Facebook to make it easier for you to connect with them on Instagram or Messenger, and we enable you to communicate with a business that you follow on Facebook through Messenger.

Enable global access to our services:To operate our global service, we need to store and distribute content and data in our data centres and systems around the world, including outside your country of residence. This infrastructure may be operated or controlled by Facebook, Inc., Facebook Ireland Limited or its affiliates.

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2. Our Data Policy and your privacy choicesTo provide these services, we must collect and use your personal data. We detail our practices in the

Data Policy, which you must agree to in order to use our Products.

We also encourage you to review the privacy choices that you have in your

settings.

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3. Your commitments to Facebook and our communityWe provide these services to you and others to help advance our mission. In exchange, we need you to make the following commitments:

1. Who can use FacebookWhen people stand behind their opinions and actions, our community is safer and more accountable. For this reason, you must:

Use the same name that you use in everyday life.

Provide accurate information about yourself.

Create only one account (your own) and use your timeline for personal purposes.

Not share your password, give access to your Facebook account to others or transfer your account to anyone else (without our permission).

We try to make Facebook broadly available to everyone, but you cannot use Facebook if:

You are under 13 years old (or the minimum legal age in your country to use our Products).

You are a convicted sex offender.

We've previously disabled your account for breaches of our Terms or Policies.

You are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.

2. What you can share and do on FacebookWe want people to use Facebook to express themselves and to share content that is important to them, but not at the expense of the safety and well-being of others or the integrity of our community. You therefore agree not to engage in the conduct described below (or to facilitate or support others in doing so):

1. You may not use our Products to do or share anything:

That breaches these Terms, our Community Standards and other Terms and Policies that apply to your use of Facebook.

That is unlawful, misleading, discriminatory or fraudulent.

That infringes or breaches someone else's rights.

3. You may not upload viruses or malicious code, or do anything that could disable, overburden or impair the proper working or appearance of our Products.

4. You may not access or collect data from our Products using automated means (without our prior permission) or attempt to access data that you do not have permission to access.We can remove content that you share in breach of these provisions and, if applicable, we may take action against your account, for the

reasons described below. We may also disable your account if you repeatedly infringe other people's intellectual property rights.

To help support our community, we encourage you to

report content or conduct that you believe breaches your rights (including intellectual property rights) or our terms and policies.

3. The permissions you give usWe need certain permissions from you to provide our services:

1. Permission to use content that you create and share: You own the content that you create and share on Facebook and the other Facebook Products you use, and nothing in these Terms takes away the rights that you have to your own content. You are free to share your content with anyone else, wherever you want. To provide our services, however, we need you to give us some legal permissions to use this content.Specifically, when you share, post or upload content that is covered by intellectual property rights (e.g. photos or videos) on or in connection with our Products, you grant us a non-exclusive, transferable, sub-licensable, royalty-free and worldwide licence to host, use, distribute, modify, run, copy, publicly perform or display, translate and create derivative works of your content (consistent with your privacy and application settings). This means, for example, that if you share a photo on Facebook, you give us permission to store, copy and share it with others (again, consistent with your settings) such as service providers that support our service or other Facebook Products that you use.You can end this licence at any time by deleting your content or account. You should know that, for technical reasons, any content that you delete may persist for a limited period of time in backup copies (though it will not be visible to other users). In addition, content that you delete may continue to appear if you have shared it with others and they have not deleted it.

2. Permission to use your name, profile picture and information about your actions with ads and sponsored content: You give us permission to use your name and profile picture and information about actions that you have taken on Facebook next to or in connection with ads, offers and other sponsored content that we display across our Products, without any compensation to you. For example, we may show your friends that you are interested in an advertised event or have liked a Page created by a brand that has paid us to display its ads on Facebook. Ads like this can be seen only by people who have your permission to see the actions that you've taken on Facebook. You can learn more about your ad settings and preferences.

3. Permission to update software that you use or download: If you download or use our software, you give us permission to download and install upgrades, updates and additional features to improve, enhance and further develop it.

4. Limits on using our intellectual propertyIf you use content covered by intellectual property rights that we have and make available in our Products (for example, images, designs, videos or sounds that we provide, which you add to content you create or share on Facebook), we retain all rights to that content (but not yours). You can only use our copyrights or

trademarks (or any similar marks) as expressly permitted by our Brand Usage Guidelines or with our prior written permission. You must obtain our written permission (or permission under an open source licence) to modify, create derivative works of, decompile or otherwise attempt to extract source code from us.

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4. Additional provisions

1. Updating our TermsWe work constantly to improve our services and develop new features to make our Products better for you and our community. As a result, we may need to update these Terms from time to time to accurately reflect our services and practices. Unless otherwise required by law, we will notify you before we make changes to these Terms and give you an opportunity to review them before they go into effect. Once any updated Terms are in effect, you will be bound by them if you continue to use our Products.

We hope that you will continue using our Products, but if you do not agree to our updated Terms and no longer want to be a part of the Facebook community, you can

delete your account at any time.

2. Account suspension or termination

We want Facebook to be a place where people feel welcome and safe to express themselves and share their thoughts and ideas.

If we determine that you have breached our terms or policies, we may take action against your account to protect our community and services, including by suspending access to your account or disabling it. We may also suspend or disable your account if you create risk or legal exposure for us or when we are permitted or required to do so by law. Where appropriate, we will notify you about your account the next time you try to access it. You can

learn more about what you can do if your account has been disabled.

If you delete or we disable your account, these Terms shall terminate as an agreement between you and us, but the following provisions will remain in place: 3, 4.2-4.5

3. Limits on liabilityWe work hard to provide the best Products we can and to specify clear guidelines for everyone who uses them. Our Products, however, are provided "as is", and we make no guarantees that they will always be safe, secure or error-free, or that they will function without disruptions, delays or imperfections. To the extent permitted by law, we also DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. We do not control or direct what people and others do or say, and we are not responsible for their actions or conduct (whether online or offline) or any content that they share (including offensive, inappropriate, obscene, unlawful and other objectionable content).

We cannot predict when issues may arise with our Products. Accordingly, our liability shall be limited to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, and under no circumstances will we be liable to you for any lost profits, revenues, information or data, or consequential, special, indirect, exemplary, punitive or incidental damages arising out of or related to these Terms or the Facebook Products, even if we have been advised of the possibility of such damages.

4. DisputesWe try to provide clear rules so that we can limit or hopefully avoid disputes between you and us. If a dispute does arise, however, it's useful to know up front where it can be resolved and what laws will apply.

If you are a consumer, the laws of the country in which you reside will apply to any claim, cause of action or dispute that you have against us, which arises out of or relates to these Terms or the Facebook Products ("claim"), and you may resolve your claim in any competent court in that country that has jurisdiction over the claim. In all other cases, you agree that the claim must be resolved exclusively in the US District Court for the Northern District of California or a state court located in San Mateo County, that you submit to the personal jurisdiction of either of these courts for the purpose of litigating any such claim, and that the laws of the State of California will govern these Terms and any claim, without regard to conflict of law provisions.

5. Other

1. These Terms (formerly known as the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities) make up the entire agreement between you and Facebook, Inc. regarding your use of our Products. They supersede any prior agreements.

2. Some of the Products we offer are also governed by supplemental Terms. If you use any of those Products, supplemental terms will be made available and will become part of our agreement with you. For instance, if you access or use our Products for commercial or business purposes, such as buying ads, selling products, developing apps, managing a group or Page for your business, or using our measurement services, you must agree to our Commercial Terms. If you post or share content containing music, you must comply with our Music Guidelines. To the extent that any supplemental Terms conflict with these Terms, the supplemental Terms shall govern to the extent of the conflict.

3. If any portion of these Terms is found to be unenforceable, the remaining portion will remain in full force and effect. If we fail to enforce any of these Terms, it will not be considered a waiver. Any amendment to or waiver of these Terms must be made in writing and signed by us.

4. You will not transfer any of your rights or obligations under these Terms to anyone else without our consent.

5. You may designate a person (called a legacy contact) to manage your account if it is memorialised. Only your legacy contact or a person who you have identified in a valid will or similar document expressing clear consent to disclose your content upon death or incapacity will be able to seek disclosure from your account after it is memorialised.

6. These Terms do not confer any third-party beneficiary rights. All of our rights and obligations under these Terms are freely assignable by us in connection with a merger, acquisition or sale of assets, or by operation of law or otherwise.

7. You should know that we may need to change the username for your account in certain circumstances (for example, if someone else claims the username and it appears unrelated to the name that you use in everyday life).

8. We always appreciate your feedback and other suggestions about our products and services. But you should know that we may use them without any restriction or obligation to compensate you, and we are under no obligation to keep them confidential.

9. We reserve all rights not expressly granted to you.

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5. Other Terms and Policies that may apply to you

Community Standards: These guidelines outline our standards regarding the content that you post to Facebook and your activity on Facebook and other Facebook Products.

Commercial Terms: These Terms apply if you also access or use our Products for any commercial or business purpose, including advertising, operating an app on our Platform, using our measurement services, managing a group or a Page for a business or selling goods or services.

Advertising Policies: These Policies specify what types of ad content are allowed by partners who advertise across the Facebook Products.

Self-Serve Ad Terms: These Terms apply when you use self-serve advertising interfaces to create, submit or deliver advertising or other commercial or sponsored activity or content.

Pages, Groups and Events Policy: These guidelines apply if you create or administer a Facebook Page, group or event, or if you use Facebook to communicate or administer a promotion.

Facebook Platform Policy: These guidelines outline the Policies that apply to your use of our platform (for example, for developers or operators of a platform application or website or if you use social plugins).

Developer Payment Terms: These Terms apply to developers of applications that use Facebook Payments.

Community Payment Terms: These Terms apply to payments made on or through Facebook.

Commerce Policies: These guidelines outline the Policies that apply when you offer products and services for sale on Facebook.

Facebook Brand Resources: These guidelines outline the Policies that apply to the use of Facebook trademarks, logos and screenshots.

Music Guidelines: These guidelines outline the Policies that apply if you post or share content containing music on Facebook.

Date of last revision: 19 April 2018

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Instagram themselves do not claim ownership over user submitted photos. However they include a very broad clause in their terms in conditions which essentially means that anyone else can claim ownership of the photos.

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You retain all ownership rights of any content you upload, but you grant Reddit a license to use that content worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, transferable, and sublicensable license to use, copy, modify, adapt, prepare derivative works from, distribute, perform, and display Your Content and any name, username, voice, or likeness provided in connection with Your Content.

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1. The first thing you need to know is that Facebook is an idealistic and optimistic company that aims to enfold every human on the planet into its wonderful global community. Our mission is to unite humanity and thereby bring about world peace. To do that, we provide an awesome range of cool online services that ensure you never, ever get bored. And the really neat thing about these services is that they’re completely FREE!

2. Our key principle is that you own your own data – that’s the tech term for the stuff you upload to our platform. All those status updates, photos, videos, likes, messages, pokes, shares etc belong to you and you can download them and store them on your device any time you like.

3. So our philosophy is that if you want your data then you can have it. I know that must seem incredibly generous, but actually your data isn’t worth a corpse’s fart (excuse my French) to you. I mean, how could you sell it? And who would want it anyway?

4. But when you agree to rent us your data, then we can put it to work for you in two ways. First, we use it to provide all those cool free services I mentioned. And second, we add to it all the stuff we know and can infer about you to build a personal profile that ensures that we know more about you than your mother or even your partner (if you’re lucky enough to have one). Did you know, for example, that the profile we construct for you has no fewer than 98 data points? In this way, we add value to your worthless data and turn it into gold dust.

5. By the way – and just for the avoidance of doubt – most of those 98 points are not your data; they’re ours, which is why when you download your data you won’t ever see them.

6. There’s a lot of fake news around claiming that we sell your data to advertisers. We ABSOLUTELY do no such thing and I’m personally hurt by those allegations. What happens is that advertisers come to us who want to reach particular kinds of people. For instance: “Anyone who lives in Philadelphia, studies philosophy in college, is 21, has bought a blue T-shirt in the past 12 months, is neurotic, makes less than $28,000 a year and is likely to buy a minivan in the next six months.” We just search through our profile database, find people who match those criteria and make sure that the advertiser’s message appears in their news feeds. That way, members of our community only see stuff that they will be interested in.

7. You will see reports in the media that Facebook supposedly makes insane amounts of money from doing all this stuff. What these biased reports omit to mention is that it costs a bomb to provide you with all our cool services for free. They also make out that I am insanely wealthy. But that’s just because I happen to own a lot of Facebook shares. And besides, Jessica (my wife) and I don’t really care about money, which is why we’re committed to giving it all away to charity – eventually.

8. But for now, all I care about is that you join our wonderful community and spend at least an hour every day using our awesome services. Hence my new motto: move fast and sign things

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Twitter claims that they do not own the tweets shared by its users and instead, users licence the redistribution of their intellectual property online by Twitter and others. This is outlined in their terms of service.
Twitter stands by the notion that users own their tweets and have the right to fight invalid government requests such as subpoenas.

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Nowadays almost 60% of population is using instagram as the main social media and instagram does not claim ownership of any content we post online.
Regarding to private information almost everyone who is using instagram can access your information for any purposes...

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all content upload to discord is licensed under a  perpetual, nonexclusive, transferable, royalty-free, sublicensable, and worldwide license to use, host, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, perform, and display Your Content.
The content you upload is forever able to be reproduce, edit and reused by discord.

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Researchers find that by examining the tweets of those close to someone, they can still predict a person's behavior - even if they're not on social media.

BURLINGTON, Vt. - "There's no place to hide in a social network," warns Lewis Mitchell, co-author of a new study which found that even if you don't have a Facebook or Twitter account, your behavior can still be predicted with the online behavior of people you know.

Many people haven't signed up for Facebook or Twitter, or privacy fears pushed them to leave the social media platforms because they didn't want their data tracked. But Mitchell and a team of scientists from the from the University of Vermont and the University of Adelaide in Australia liken privacy to secondhand smoke, suggesting it's controlled by the people around you.

The researchers found by gathering 30 million public posts on Twitter from nearly 14,000 users that they could use information in tweets posted by eight or nine of a user's contacts to predict that user's own future tweets just as accurately as if they were viewing that user's actual Twitter feed. In other words, the online behavior of those close to you on social media can be just as predictive of future behavior as your official, recorded social media activity.

The research also revealed that those who abandon their Twitter or Facebook profiles and those who never signed up for the social media platforms to begin with can still have their future behavior tracked and predicted with 95% accuracy using the online activity of their friends.

This means that advertisers and other forces can piece together a detailed profile about you, even if you've never signed on to Facebook before. Such information can be especially valuable to companies that manufacture products you might be interested in using, or, as we learned in the 2016 election season, to political candidates and campaigns.

"You alone don't control your privacy on social media platforms," says lead researcher and UVM professor Jim Bagrow in a media release. "Your friends have a say too."

The study was published in the journal Nature Human Behavior.
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Avoiding Social Media To Protect Your Privacy? Your Friends Still Put You At Risk, Study Finds

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"There's no place to hide in a social network," warns Lewis Mitchell, co-author of a new study which found that even if you don't have a Facebook or Twitter account, your behavior can still be predicted with the online behavior of people you know.