Instagram T&Cs means they own you

[dTEA]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/social-media/9752288/Facebooks-Instagram-claims-perpetual-rights-to-users-photos.html

Non too happy with the changes and another reason to keep pics offline. Greedy barstewards thinking any pics can be used for future marketing and you can't consent to something that you don't know about...open catch all clause.

[VR6_Wherry]

Just use http://pixlr.com/o-matic/

For us less cool and not so hipster..

[Ant1981]

Instagram is for Apple weilding curly toe shoe wearing trendies anyway.

[Xtrhardcore]

Instagram is for Apple weilding curly toe shoe wearing trendies anyway.

 

[Luke1981]

Instagram is for Apple weilding curly toe shoe wearing trendies anyway.

Spot on, plus if you cant take a decent photo without using instagram you shouldn't be taking photos 

[bobbarley]

Instagram is sh!t anyway.  Never been fussed with it, and definitely on't be using it now they're stealing peoples rights off them.

Well done Facebook for making your investment totally worthless.

[Chris.]

What is there to sell anyhow....whos going to buy a crappy mobile phone taken image, or even be possible to scale it big enough to use properly.

Any picture posted online can be used anywhere provided its author is referenced i think.

[DubFan]

Instagram has a lot of celebrity users, so those are the users whose photos they are going to be more interested in taking and selling.
They won't be interested in your photo of your dog/car/christmas tree, but they will be interested in an actor's photo from behind the scenes of their latest tv/movie shoot.

[Chris.]

They've changed them back now?

[Sam]

We tried and we were caught but its your fault because you miss read the contract you idiots...

http://blog.instagram.com/post/38252135408/thank-you-and-were-listening