Copyright Issues
I am trying to clone apple website. So, I downloaded the images from image extractor https://extract.pics/. Is it OK? This is my first time to try to clone website. Thanks in advance.
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If it's for educational purposes, you can get away with it.
And I'm assuming that's what it is.
Yes, but if I host it on internet, can it be a problem?
I mean, they are licensed images, so if you want to play it safe, you could replace them with free ones from something like pexels or unsplash.
You wouldn't get sued over their use in a student portfolio or anything though. Worst case scenario is you get asked to take the project down.
And then you could swap the images out
Okay, thank you for your answer. Then, I would prefer to use free images for safety.
2. Compatibility: If you are a developer, you may show an image of an Apple product in your promotional/advertising materials to depict that your product is compatible with, or otherwise works with, the Apple product or technology, provided you comply with the following requirements: a. Your product is in fact compatible with, or otherwise works with, the referenced Apple product. b. The image is an actual photograph of the genuine Apple product and not an artist’s rendering (Note: You must obtain express written permission from Apple before using any photograph owned or licensed by Apple).https://www.apple.com/legal/intellectual-property/guidelinesfor3rdparties.html Although this seems to refer to actual advertisement and promotions. So I doubt you'd get in trouble over a personal portfolio project, as Kevin said. However use free images whenever possible there's plenty to choose from!