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I would love to learn more about setting up a COVA node. Has the team posted any content or videos on how to launch a node? I've always imagined it is quite a difficult task.

I found this link here in the information about the test net. It also describes how to make a node run.
https://docs.covalent.ai/quick-start/

More information can be found at github
https://github.com/covalent-hq

When speaking about a COVA node, do you mean something like a masternode? Will their CovaChain have masternodes when it launches?

Nah! Cova won't have any MasterNode program! Node is something any Blockchain based project would needs to survibe and rely on! Doesn't really mena it has to be a Master node!
You can also contribute to any Blockchain based Project just by creating a Node for them!

So did Cova already decide which consensus algorithm their own blockchain will have? Will it be Proof of Work? Proof of Stake? Or something different?

Great question, Cova's concept is kinda different from the conventional system I am still trying to grasp how smart contract is going to make data smarter

Someone once asked an intelligent question about this project saying in a situation where a user's data can be share through photos online, how does COVA plan on preventing Internet users from taking a screenshot of such data for reshare purpose?

This is a brilliant question indeed, but if the data to be made visible to the public can be controlled by the user I don't see how others can get access to such information so much as to have a screenshot in the first place. My opinion though.

Exactly. The user who shared the information would have described who and who gets to view the images. So i do not see any one without the permission getting access to the image.