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Story summary
- Schools nationwide, including Dearborn, paused picture day due to Lifetouch's ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Dearborn Public Schools announced the halt on February 16, citing privacy issues.
- Lifetouch, the school photography company owned by Shutterfly and linked to Apollo Global Management, faced scrutiny after Leon Black, former Lifetouch chief executive officer, had connections with Epstein.
- The district says there were no data breaches and is seeking a new photography vendor.
