Originally Posted by FightThisPatent

I have chatted with some attorneys previously about this subject, and this isn't going to get you free.

TGPs crop the pic for the thumb, so the original pic could be sexually explicit, but cropping just the head, your rationalization is it isn't sexually explicit anymore.

But the technical issues of 2257, is that you received the original image,therefore you need the documentation.. whether you cropped it or showed the whole thing in its entirety.

also, if the inspector says this girl looks potentially underage, where is the 2257 info, then you need to first be able to reference the filename to content producer, then deal with the documentation issue.

IMHO, TGP's are ripe for targeting. They have the greatest potentiall exposure for kids to find the free images (most TGP don't have warning pages ), and most don't have 2257 docs..

But the FBI isn't specifically targeting companies, they are randomly picked, but TGP are a major concern for 2257 compliance given the nature of how they work.


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