”StayC” Yoon's photo used without permission” Overseas rapper still not deleting despite warning of ”severe action”

An overseas rapper who used a photo of STAYC member Yoon without permission has not deleted the photo despite strict measures from the management office.
On the 18th, HI-UP Entertainment, the management office of "STAYC", said, "Recently, online and offline
"Copyright infringements have been occurring, including the unauthorized use of photos of our artist, STAYC's Yoon, on album covers," the company said in a statement.
The management office pointed out that "such actions are a violation of copyright law and are illegal acts that seriously infringe on the rights of artists," and said, "We will not allow the use of photos, videos and other copyrighted material of our artists."
"Crops are legally protected rights. If they are used without permission or reprocessed maliciously, we will take strict legal action in accordance with copyright law."
Prior to this, a foreign rapper had used Yoon's "W" pictorial without permission and used it as the cover of his own album, which became a hot topic.
The rapper removed the magazine logo, pixelated Yoon's mouth, and added the album name to the background. The management office, which was made aware of the actions, said, "We will take internal measures regarding the matter.
"We are making protecting the rights and human rights of our artists our top priority," the company said, emphasizing, "We will continue to crack down on similar cases through strict monitoring."
However, the cover photo of the album that was used without permission remains on the rapper's SNS account to this day. Also, even after the management office's announcement of strict measures was posted,
The rapper has maintained a consistent stance even after the unauthorized use of the photo, and internet users are questioning whether his awareness of copyright has gone anywhere.
"Maybe I need to give some feedback," he said, watching closely.