Instagram just got scary

[Kayaker72]

[QUOTE=neuroanatomist;79370]Then say sayonara to your Facebook account...

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Ha....maybe I should. I usually just end up disappointed how many of my friends have "liked" something like Walmart or Oreo cookies. Really, my main purpose for facebook is for sharing photos with my family..sometimes with friends. But I had heard about this awhile ago, and what I understood at that time was that the above language applied to photos posted as "public." I usually post my photos to only allow access to "friends," thus I am under the illusion that their policy would be to not distribute my photos. I believe I also altered something in my privacy settings, but that was a few years ago.

Is my assumption incorrect? BTW, this brings up another question, are there better ways to share photos with your family/friends?

Also, I've assumed that most photo sharing sites have to have some language in the fine print allowing them to post our photos. Is this not the case?