I don’t think the article is telling the truth.
Her photos weren’t confiscated. She still has them, as they are digital.
Walmart simply decline to print photos that violated their company policy. That policy is arguably stupid.
The point is that the photos created from the digital files were confiscated. A digital file is not a photo even though it contains all the elements required to create a physical photo.
Whoa, this smacks of a “Hobby Lobby-type” lawsuit developing here. She needs to sue the “pants” off Walmart, and force Walmart to process the pictures!!