Photobucket has changed its term of use this week. I don't know what has changed, but it's always wise to check for privacy items. This is what I found:
"If you make your Content public, you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license (with the right to sublicense) to copy, distribute, publicly perform (e.g., stream it), publicly display (e.g., post it elsewhere), reproduce and create derivative works from it (meaning things based on it), anywhere, whether in print or any kind of electronic version that exists now or later developed, for any purpose, including a commercial purpose.
You are also giving other Users the right to copy, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, reproduce and create derivative works from it via the Site or third party websites or applications (for example, via services allowing Users to order prints of Content or t-shirts and similar items containing Content, and via social media websites)."
You have to agree to the terms before you can continue to your own photo albums. There is no other option: agree of s*d off.
What's the policy on other similar photo sites, like Flickr?
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