Instagram says sites need photographers’ permission to embed posts https://t.co/fFuM3GerxM pic.twitter.com/18GXvzFx4e
— The Verge (@verge) June 5, 2020
PSA JOURNALISTS (and anyone who writes stuff online).
— ?Kaye Fordtography (@Fordtography) June 5, 2020
Stop embedding photos from Instagram if you have no permission from the copyright holder. Instagram themselves have said this:https://t.co/uHUeVY94qc pic.twitter.com/ByVsPJpX53
Wow wow wow... not sure what downstream/industry consequences will be, but Instagram says that using their embedding API doesn't actually grant you copyright use of that image.
— Chris Messina (@chrismessina) June 5, 2020
Instead you must get permission from the original content creator!https://t.co/61vDo1cVbq
Instagram just threw users of its embedding API under the bus | Ars Technica https://t.co/yw1mvUqVvR
— lunamoth (@lunamoth) June 5, 2020
인스타그램, 사진 임베딩 기능 이용하는 것이 라이센스 허락을 의미하지 않는다고 밝힘. 이거 사용자들에게 귀책 떠넘기기군요. 임베딩 기능을 제공하지 않든가, 기능에 경고 메시지를
.@Instagram just threw users of its embedding API under the bus as "it does not provide users of its embedding API a copyright license to display embedded images on other websites" https://t.co/TrYkNr4dlc
— Mickey Osterreicher (@nppalawyer) June 4, 2020
A minor scoop from me: Instagram is throwing users of its embedding API under the bus. If you embed an Instagram post on your website, Instagram says you don't get a sub-license from Instagram to display the photo. https://t.co/N63sJdqE3o
— Timothy B. Lee (@binarybits) June 5, 2020
If you embed an Instagram post that breaches copyright, you might be breaching copyright too. Makes sense, but it flies in the face of established social media norms. https://t.co/77Z9ELKNPN
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) June 5, 2020
Instagram just threw users of its embedding API under the bus | Yikes https://t.co/NlbGjYxZBs
— J. Williams (@DontHateBeHated) June 5, 2020
これはキュレーションメディアがやってる「インスタの写真は、埋め込んどけば著作権(?)クリア!」ができなくなるかもってことかな?
— はやた@メンズ美容メディア (@hayata_desu) June 5, 2020
毎回「この写真使っていいですか?」と聞くことにしたら、画像準備するコストかなり上がるのでは…?https://t.co/JctXYJc19A
Yep, this can happen -> You could get sued for embedding Instagram posts without permission
— Glenn Gabe (@glenngabe) June 5, 2020
"Instagram allows a sub-license for content hosted on its platform, but not for embeds API. You need to get permission from the person who posted the photo" https://t.co/ggM3O3CHMX pic.twitter.com/qpeV9W4eSG
You could get sued for embedding Instagram posts without permission (story by @Indianidle) https://t.co/ZzBrLYVbDF
— TNW (@thenextweb) June 5, 2020
#Instagram Says You Need Permission to Embed Someone's Public Photos https://t.co/PwK3RrB6Yh
— m_mayhem (@m_mayhem) June 5, 2020
Changes are underfoot regarding embedding @instagram. Finally. https://t.co/IQt2y4ky0O
— ǝlʇʇʎl ɐssılǝɯ (@melissalyttle) June 5, 2020
Instagram just threw users of its embedding API under the bus https://t.co/JGRncapiAm
— Photo Attorney (@PhotoAttorney) June 5, 2020
You could get sued for embedding Instagram posts without permission (story by @Indianidle) https://t.co/bP71VritJ6
— TNW (@thenextweb) June 5, 2020