msumari moto kwa @admin
we used to have a watermark for photos. Some secondary school students from Nyeri hired a matatu on closing day and it was alleged that they were smoking weed inside there and engaging in immoral acts. The area residents alerted police who stopped the matatu and took it to a police station. at the police station one student was stripped off her blouse and had her tits exposed, a camera happy policeman/woman took a pic and shared it online. @Web Dev picked it up and shared it on ktalk, ktalk’s system watermarked the image. we acted fast and deleted the pic since it was a minor exposed. Some page on Facebook shared it sijui if ni Wanjohi wa Kigogoine, but that pic later raised a storm. Some data handling company claimed that the Facebook page was the source and everyone believed them and blamed that page for exposing a minor, some TV stations aired that as news. and that is the short story of why Ktalk discontinued watermarks. if that image got shared around with our watermark our reputation would have been ruined.
And quite a reputation you have. The owner of that syanda could sue you for invasion of her privacy if she can prove you took the pic bila consent.
hii mbisha hunichekesha sana
That particular site is experiencing traffic sababu kuna pic ya kusafisha mecho and its original. I guess its good getting guests, ata sisi tunataka kijiji ikue county
:DMnanioneeko
mnataka nifanye nini?