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Removing Watermarks From Images With Gemini Is Now Way Too Easy
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this post was submitted on 17 Mar 2025
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For Getty and Alamy, I'm okay with removing the watermarks from antique, vintage photos that are in the public domain. The fact that they put their watermark on those, pisses me off. I hope no one takes those as being owned by them.
I’m just now realizing it isn’t “Alarmy”
I'm shocked that I spelled it right. I couldn't be assed to check, but now I just did, lol.
Or worse, real digital art of living people being stolen, watermarked, and sold for pure profit.