Facebook rolls out Right Manager for Images tool in Creator Studio to help creators and publishers control their shared content across Facebook and Instagram. According to Facebook, this is to ensure a safe and valuable platform for creators to share their content. It introduces the Rights Manager for Images with an image matching technology to help creators and publishers to manage their images as well as protect their ownership. All these images can be kept in 32GB of onboard storage. Read more in our articles including "Facebook Creator Studio adds Rights Manager for Images tool to manage Intellectual Property" and "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again".
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Jun 26, 2026Facebook rolls out Right Manager for Images tool in Creator Studio to help creators and publishers control their shared content across Facebook and Instagram. According to Facebook, this is to ensure a safe and valuable platform for creators to share their content. It introduces the Rights Manager for Images with an image matching technology to help creators and publishers to manage their images as well as protect their ownership.
All these images can be kept in 32GB of onboard storage.
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