So Tumblr no longer allows you to opt out of them sharing your privacy information with third parties. Even if you’re in Europe. I didn’t think that was legal.
No Tumblr, I do not accept.
And yet again they’ve deleted a lot of the tags I follow. Add to that the broken posts and search, and I wonder why I even bother anymore.
So it turns out Tumblr search is broken as well. Any posts uploaded from mobile are no longer indexed as far as I can see and tags I follow have been removed if they are above N in the alphabet. This makes Tumblr next to useless for finding new content beyond the blogs you follow. This all happened when they changed the posting style on mobile. Not happy.
Also still not happy about the mess that is posting photo sets from mobile. These show up as low res text posts on web in some random order with the caption in the middle. Are we going to have to fix these posts once they fix their framework, or will they fix these posts they messed up?
Update: the third photo is actually for Grumpy Magazine (and here). The Instagram page on which these photos were published and which said that they could be reposted if the whole team was credited, and which has since disappeared, did list that all photos were for Lucid. I have confirmed that the other three are indeed for Lucid.
For Grumpy the photographer and stylist are the same. Make-up by Francie Tomalonis. Hair by Alyssa Bartley.
Edited credits. Also, photos are only full resolution on mobile due to Tumblr being weird.
Update: the third photo is actually for Grumpy Magazine (and here). The Instagram page on which these photos were published and which said that they could be reposted if the whole team was credited, and which has since disappeared, did list that all photos were for Lucid. I have confirmed that the other three are indeed for Lucid.
For Grumpy the photographer and stylist are the same. Make-up by Francie Tomalonis. Hair by Alyssa Bartley.
Jenna Ortega on the Instagram of Isaiah Garza, wearing their “Together Forever” earrings. This is a charity to ‘help end human trafficking, child prostitution and promote gun control’ (source).
