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HI friends, I am ken and i want to know something from your side.
my friend copy images from orkut accountant of other user.
Is this possible to copy image from facebook or orkut of other user a/c without login?

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A few practical points that build on the replies here. Several members (for example , and ) commented that images you can view on a page are accessible — and correctly raised the important copyright/consent issue. Note that Orkut was shut down by Google in 2014, so this discussion is mainly relevant to Facebook and other active networks today.

Legal and ethical reality: being able to see a picture does not automatically give you the right to reuse it. Usually the photographer or the account that uploaded the image holds copyright; the person pictured is not necessarily the copyright owner. For personal or commercial reuse, get explicit permission in writing. If the image shows a minor, get guardian consent. If you plan to publish or sell material that includes someone else’s photo, treat permissions and releases as mandatory.

A simple, practical workflow to do this responsibly:

  • Message the owner, describe exactly how and where you’ll use the photo, and ask for an original file or a written release.
  • Save the owner’s reply (email/message) as your record of permission.
  • If the owner refuses or doesn’t respond, use a licensed or public-domain alternative instead.

Example permission template you can adapt:

Hi [Name],
I’d like to use the photo of you (link/description) on [website/print/project]. Use: [describe]. Territory: [where]. Duration: [dates]. I will credit you as: [credit]. Please reply “I allow [YourName] to use this photo under these terms” if you agree.
Thanks, [YourName]

If an image of yours appears elsewhere without permission, document the occurrence, request takedown from the uploader, and report it to the platform. Avoid attempting to bypass login or privacy controls — those actions can create legal and account-risk issues.

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Member Avatar for jingda

What do you mean by copying image. You mean by taking picture of their avatar or their photos?

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Member Avatar for abelLazm

One can copy any picture if he/she can view that. There are many ways even you can copy one's DP by pressing print screen from keyboard and paste it in paint or any other similar software

Member Avatar for jingda

YOu can also take screenshots

Member Avatar for platinum8

YOu can also take screenshots

I agree, using irfanview you can take screeshots and paste.

Member Avatar for KenPeterson

when you upload your personal photo and i want to capture that photo without any screenshot or Print screen button, is this possible?

Member Avatar for abelLazm

Check you temporary internet files some times the photo of the people you are talking to or visiting the profiles copies in there

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Member Avatar for jwenting

and most of all remember that you're possibly (even likely) violating international copyright law by using images posted by people without their prior permission (if you had that permission, you could just ask them for the images...).

Member Avatar for abelLazm

Yes jwenting you are right why would some one need to copy images of some one he/she don't know ?

Member Avatar for jingda

I agreed with abelLazm and jwenting. Your browser and computer will take screenshot of pictures of webpages you visited without you knowing. You can go and find folder that has your browser name and you will likely find the pictures of webpage you visited.

Sorry wrong information, you need to find a folder that have the name caches and go inside and find your browser name.

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Member Avatar for somrita

Ya.You can visit some1's profile,click on image till its enlarged.Then you can save that as a normal picture by right-clicking on it.

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