Seventeen Scandal-Privacy Violation

It has been talk of the town since a famous magazine for women like “Seventeen” had done something that considered to be violating the privacy of human rights. The columnist in the page of Beauty tips had stolen some pictures of a model that took by Mr.Arch from multiply website. (http://archphoto.multiply.com/)

Even though the columnist claimed that she had already put the source of these pictures. But it’s still wrong because she never asked the permission from the photographers or the owner of the blog and these models at all, so all the interviewed and the names of all these girls are faked.
(Credit of the story: www.pantip.com/cafe/camera/topic/O7470891/O7470891.html)

The credit of the photographer without permission


These are original pictures from the multiply website.

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