It depends what the images are if you dont want people to use you're images you need to either make them low res so they arent as usefull, and or watermark them. the watermark can be something that covers the entire image with a semi transparent mark or a logo in the corner. I wouldnt worry too much about people stealing work. unless it was for a client of course.

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Yeh, I've never bothered but watermarking is easy if she doesn't feel comfortable.

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EVERYTHING you make is ALWAYS copyright to you and you have legal recourse to protect it if you wish.

It doesn't matter if it's registered trademark or whatever that's something entirely different. If you ware worried about it you can use watermarks or low res images as Tyson said.

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Thanks guys, i'll show her this post. Sorry if it was a dumb question.

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I think everyone has covered the issue pretty well. If she does find someone else has been using her work without consent she just has to send them a cease and desist letter. If they continue to use her work she can take them to court and sue for loss of income. That is if the person is using her work for commercial purposes.

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