Another suspicion was raised against Lee Da-young, a volleyball player from Heungkuk Life Insurance’s Pink Spiders, who is being hit by public opinion due to the controversy over school violence.
On the 20th, a post called’Dayoung Lee.jpg’, which was uploaded to Instagram after stealing photos, was posted on various online communities such as DC Inside Gallery, Efem Korea, and Pompu. This post contains several captures of daily and luxury brand product photos that Lee Da-young posted on Instagram along with short posts in the past.
The photos posted by Lee Da-young were the same as those posted on image-based sns such as Tumblr, Pinterest, and Heart It. As a result, many netizens raised suspicion that Lee Da-young had stolen photos without permission. One netizen argued that “a foreign fan is strange, so I captured and collected the photos before they were deleted, and now they are all bursting.”
Currently, all the photos have been deleted from Lee Da-young’s Instagram.
According to the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, Article 46 of the Copyright Act stipulates the’permission to use works’. This regulation stipulates that the use of the work of others, whether for commercial or non-profit, commercial or non-commercial use, without the permission of the original copyright holder is infringing on copyright.
Therefore, in order to use a work, you must obtain a license from the copyright holder, and you must consult about each type of use, such as indicating the source. However, the exception is the case where the CLC (a type of open license in which the copyright holder presents the conditions of use of the work in advance so that the user can use the creative work without asking for permission from the copyright holder) is marked.
Regarding the suspicion of unauthorized use of the SNS image, Lee Da-young left a message asking him to confirm the facts, but did not receive any response.