Most of the rights they want granted are necessary to permit them to
operate their service. The only odd one is about letting Google use your
content in its advertising. It is overly broad and could be a problem for
someone selling photography as a business. But a business would not be
using
Most of the rights they want granted are necessary to permit them to
operate their service. The only odd one is about letting Google use
your
content in its advertising. It is overly broad and could be a problem
for
someone selling photography as a business. But a business would not be
I'm not sure but I think the Google rules that you refer to pertain
mainly if you post your pictures as Public Albums. You can also make
your Google album, albums or individual pictures private at the time of
uploading and there-after only those you have have sent an
invitation to that
