My Cloud Camera offers free, unlimited storage of camera phone photos and videos. It solves the “Out of Storage Space” problem when taking cell phone photos or videos. My Cloud Camera automatically uploading all photos and videos to the cloud. It is available for iOs and Android.
I downloaded the app.
Then I got scared.
I read the terms and conditions:
Any medias, photos, videos uploaded through My Cloud Camera website, mobile application, tablet application to My Cloud Camera server are the property of My Cloud Camera. My Cloud Camera have every right to use/sell/direct messaging and My Cloud Camera can use the profile information, photo video for marketing purpose and can sell the data. My Cloud Camera can use the profile information, photos, videos for marketing purpose and can sell the data. My Cloud Camera is the sole and exclusive owner of any and all My Cloud Camera Products, uploaded photos, videos and other medias and its Intellectual Property Rights any and all rights existing from time to time under patent law, copyright law, moral rights law, trade secret law, trademark law, unfair competition law, or other similar rights in any jurisdiction existing anywhere in the world. Please read carefully: My Cloud Camera owns your uploaded photos or videos or any media or any rights to your uploaded photos, videos or its virtual assets or data, all of which you agrees are monetarily without value. My Cloud Camera can sell, rent, or reproduce any photo, video, media or any virtual assets associated with such photos, videos, medias or with any account controlled by My Cloud Camera for any commercial purpose.
That’s right. You are giving up all rights to your life with My Cloud Camera. My Cloud Camera owns the photos, videos, and other media you upload and can do whatever it wants with your data. It can use your photos to make money however it wants to, and you can’t do anything about it. Think about it – advertisements to you, advertisements to your friends, advertisements to people you don’t know, advertisements on pornographic web sites. With My Cloud Camera, the possibilities are endless.
My Cloud Camera scares me.
I deleted the app.
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Wow, Mark! Just a reminder that, on line, nothing is “free”. Thank you for the reminder.
Horrifying! The other day, I heard a statement by Gary B. Smith, a Fox news contributor, that really resonated with me. “I’ve never been a fan of a service I don’t pay for.” This My Could Camera is a perfect example of what one gets for “free.”
Thank you Mark so much for writing this blog! It is an excellent reminder to read the fine print! Wow, that is totally scary!
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Yikes! Just sign your life away. I’ll pass, thank you anyway. 😳
Mark,
Great article. Amazing how you private information
can become public domain.
When you use FREE – YOU are the product! This same concept applies to all the free services out there… google photos, amazon prime photos, shutterfly, etc… bottom line, you get what you pay for and so do the “free” providers who offer you storage. Read the fine print of all the service offerings on the market today – they are equally as scary.
The only thing I would disagree with is that they are all equally scary. I have read the fine print for many of the services including some that you mention, and none of them hit the same level as My Cloud Camera.