Look familiar, Donald? Trump is accused of using copyrighted images in his NFT collection with ‘fighter pilot outfit and cowboy costume from Amazon and Walmart photoshopped on to his trading cards’

By cineramaDecember 19, 2022NFT

Former President Donald Trump ‘s recently unleashed line of NFT ‘digital trading cards’ could potentially land him in legal hot water, as many seem to infringe on prior designs. […]

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Look familiar, Donald? Trump is accused of using copyrighted images in his NFT collection with ‘fighter pilot outfit and cowboy costume from Amazon and Walmart photoshopped on to his trading cards’

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