[shakna]

You do, in fact, have rights over your 'likeness'. In most jurisdictions. [0]

In the US, that would fall under Prosser's Four Torts, "appropriation of name and likeness".

The law, currently, doesn't care if you think its a new image. Likeness is protected. Similarity is enough.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personality_rights

[chrisjj]

Please don't tell me you think you have rights over the image of another's naked body because it looks similar to yours.

[queenkjuul]

Please don't tell me you think my own face is not my own likeness

[chrisjj]

I won't. I will tell you that any rights over commercial exploitation of a likeness is totally separate from this privacy issue.

[shakna]

Whilst the US has a carveout saying it has to be commercial, Australia, Quebec, and others, do not.