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Did WeTransfer Go Too Far? What Creators Need to Know About the New Terms

This video isn’t the one I planned to make, but as someone who’s relied on WeTransfer for over a decade to deliver work to clients, I felt I had to speak up.

WeTransfer recently updated their Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and buried in the fine print was a clause that raised serious questions about content ownership, copyright, and AI training. As a working photographer and videographer, this directly affects how I deliver client work — and maybe how you do too.
Reference links
WeTransfer Policy: https://wetransfer.com/documents/WeTr...
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8...
Wire: https://wire.com/en/blog/wetransfers-...

In this video, I break down:
• What the controversial clause really said
• How AI could use your uploaded content
• What’s changed since the backlash
• Why this matters for photographers, filmmakers, designers, musicians — anyone sharing creative work online

This isn’t legal advice, just an honest conversation from one creative to another. If you use WeTransfer (or any cloud-based delivery platform), watch this and decide for yourself.

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