 It's Tuesday, December 18th, 2012. I'm Addi Robertson, and by watching this video, you agree that neighbors may ask you to turn down the volume or wear headphones. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Instagram will not up and sell your photos to anyone and everyone. The company this week revealed a terms of service that's set to go into effect January 16th and sent the internet into a state of panic. For its part, Instagram has released a statement saying that there are no plans to sell your photos. The real lesson here isn't about Instagram. It's about how little we trust its parent company, Facebook. Rumor has it Apple is looking to Foursquare for help with iOS maps. According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple exec Eddie Q has had several meetings with the company over the past several weeks. Foursquare happens to be sitting on a homegrown database of 50 million venues in 220 countries. That's data based on actual GPS coordinates, which gives it at least one big advantage over current maps partner Yelp. CEO Tim Cook recently said that Apple would put its full weight behind fixing the service. In the meantime, there's always Google's recently released Maps app. Finally, some updates in the Global Caper that is Apple versus Samsung. Judge Lucy Koh has denied Samsung's request for a new trial based on juror mixed conduct. She also denied Apple a permanent US sales ban on the infringing Samsung products. And Samsung has dropped its injunction requests against Apple in Germany, the UK, France, Italy, and the Netherlands. And so on, so forth, so on, so forth. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, scientists discover a granola bar with Sasquatch DNA. Is Bigfoot on a diet?