Legality of using other users Facebook images

[Glenn 8675309]

MY QUESTION:   How would you feel  if I just took images from a facebook group page, images that you posted, and used them to make content for my own youtube channel?

Recently in a facebook group which is about photoshop elements I noticed some activity from one user I found a bit odd.

Typically, within 4 days of a user posting an image and asking "I need help with this shadow" or "How do I match the colors in these photos?"  The same exact image appears as a "tutorial" on his Youtube channel.

Many of the images used are of children:  football team picture, cheerleader picture, kid in a family picture type stuff.

I checked with 5 users: Only one had given permission.   One user contacted him and had the video removed.

All the videos on his youtube channel have commenting disabled, which leaves a sour taste in my mouth.

It all seems to be just a bad way of doing business to me.

[Glenn 8675309]

I posted in this community by accident, I meant to post it in the photoshop elements group.

[Leslie Moak Murray]

I think the question still applies to any version! I agree it's wrong.

[Nancy OShea]

There is no excuse for theft.  Not when royalty-free stock images can be sourced for commercial use at minimal to no cost.

[Glenn 8675309]

The guy in question continues to do it- I had to unblock him on facebook to check his activity,  then wait 48 hours before I could block him again.    

[Nancy OShea]

There's nothing Adobe can do. You should report his abuse to Facebook and YouTube.  Let them take appropriate action.

[Glenn 8675309]

I allready have:  Both  tell me the same thing:   "doesn't violate our community standards, blah blah blah"

[Abambo]

This does surly violate their terms. 

[Glenn 8675309]

The guy that continues to do really chaffs me.    He's quite smart when it comes to multi- media stuff, has thousands of dollars of specialized equipement.   When it comes to his youtube channel (where he disables comments for every single video) he basically steals images and uses them to make instructional videos, which honestly are not that good- he often over complicates things that could be taken care with a couple of Powerpoint Slides.