Not cool dude, not cool..
Not cool dude, not cool..I'm happy to comply with any AAM policies on the matter. They're not your images to police.
If I had previously posted them in a public forum like Twitter or Instagram, and I had left those images up there where anyone could link to them (if they were using a platform that didn't restrict link targets, as AAM does), I don't think I'd have a huge amount to complain about if someone copied them as opposed to linking to them.I agree. It's too close to home & lots of people see this site. I would ask RetirementPlan if such unflattering photos of him/herself were posted on here would s/he be ok with that?
If I had previously posted them in a public forum like Twitter or Instagram, and I had left those images up there where anyone could link to them (if they were using a platform that didn't restrict link targets, as AAM does), I don't think I'd have a huge amount to complain about if someone copied them as opposed to linking to them.
I don't think that data privacy is the real concern here.
What does it matter where they put them? They are all on public websites at present. Would it be sleazy if I linked to them instead of copying them?Maybe not but it is sleazy. Those women might have put them up on their personal twitter or instagram accounts or a dating site for all I know. Does not give you the right to take those pictures and post them here. As I said, it is sleazy.