Reusing online photos could land you in a lawsuit


Many individuals and corporations don't think twice before reusing photos they find on the Internet and social media, despite the fact that doing so puts them in danger of being sued. — 123rf.com

The photo of that beautiful sunrise you found through a Google search? It would look great on your Airbnb website to show guests how nice the beaches can be in the morning.

Just copy and paste it next to the picture of that charming beachfront cottage you’re renting out.

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