If the pictures are downloadable and there is no watermark in the picture then they may be available for the free public domain.
If the picture is in the free public domain then we can use those pictures in the project without copyright violations.
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When you search online for pictures, how will you find pictures that are available in the free public domain? How can those pictures be used in your project without copyright violations?
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