It is not possible to release anything into the PD if there are any strings attached.The same goes for private property, trademarks, and visible logos: Would you like to see your private home displayed for example on an advertising column without prior notice? Nope? That's the reason for the so-called "Property Release". The object owner must give permission to use pictures of his/her belongings. But the Property Release also covers special cases, where designs or seemingly public buildings are protected. Examples are designs of new notebooks or mobile phones, as well as the Chrysler Building in New York or the London Eye. If you'd like to use pictures of that, the creators/owners must be asked for permission
Anne
from Pixabay -
Understand that Pixabay images can be used in many instances (except those listed in exceptions) without asking permission from the image author. However, it is still your responsibility, to make sure the depicted content (persons, logos, private property, etc.) is suitable for your application and does not infringe any rights.
If you want to read more about this at Pixabay try this especially the posts underneath
https://pixabay.com/blog/posts/pixabay-license-what-is-allowed-and-what-is-not--4/
. So I thought I'd share really quick where I got my username. I saw a quote that says, 
.
