If you blank out his eyes, there isn't a way to actually prove the identity apparently.We could claim to have reproduced the image with a lookalike or such like, and there is no legal way to prove otherwise (or so I've been told)
It's essentially the same as blurring the face, identity is removed and so is the right to claim it.
Apparently =]
(It's essentially the same as blurring the face, identity is removed and so is the right to claim it.
Apparently =]
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