Google's Newest "innovations" Makes It Easier To Steal Images

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Agree with Loree.

I just checked three of my images, and there were many links back to many of my original pages / usages of the images.

But I do have a question. In the google blog, it says this:

"People looking for images on Google often want to browse through many images, looking both at the images and their metadata (detailed information about the images). "

In checking my images, I could not find a way to display the detailed metadata as stated in the article. How is this done?

They haven't removed the link to the original image. In fact, they've added more ways to get to the original page.

1) by clicking on the image itself
2) by clicking on the title of the image
3) by clicking the "visit page" button

To clarify the point is that Google is removing the link back to the original website. Basically they act as if they own this database of images which are really just grabbed from all over the Internet.

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