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Is there copyright on the images GrabJPG downloads?
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Yes, in almost all the cases there is. You cannot use the images other than for private viewing yourself. All images have been taken from web sites doing no other than committing normal use as is done by a normal web browser/search engine combination. So, they are publicly available and you can view/save them.
All other use as for example using it in publications can be a copyright violation. Legislation differs from country to country but in general, that is the rule. GrabJPG shows the URL of the images, you can best contact the website showing that image in case you want to do more with it.
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Can I make a copy of GrabJPG itself?
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Yes. Also GrabJPG is protected by copyright. However, we are granting everybody the right to spread and copy the file Install_grabJPG.exe as much as he or she wants. We are even pleased if you do.
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Who decides which images GrabJPG finds?
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Nobody. We use searches running over the main search engines. To a certain scale they might filter out certain very doubtfully categories of images but that is about it. When grabbing a site it is the site-owner who decides what he puts there. GrabJPG tries to find everything that can be found within the public domain.
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Does GrabJPG uses tricks to get into pay-sites?
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GrabJPG does do nothing you could not also do by just typing URL's in your browser. But we do that smart and fast. We do not use any hacking tricks or anything similar. Usually that also is not be needed to get the full or partial content of sites that require a logon first. They often leave all kind of side-doors open, for the search engines. But GrabJPG stops if the content is not on some kind of way public available.
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