Last updated: October 12, 2026
Event, guest, and photo data is used only to run the event: enforcing shot limits, showing the right gallery to the right guests, and letting the host manage or end the event. We don't sell this data or use it for advertising.
Photos are visible to anyone with the event's invite link or QR code, once the gallery reveal condition (instant or scheduled) has been met. Treat the invite link like an invitation — anyone who has it can view the gallery.
Each roll has a retention window that starts on its event date and depends on its plan:
A host can also end their roll at any time, which deletes it — and every guest record, photo, and file tied to it — immediately.
Taking a photo requires camera access, which your browser asks you to approve. We only access the camera to capture the photo you take — we don't record video or access the camera outside of the moment you tap the shutter.
If you choose "Continue with Google", we only ask Google for your email address, which we use as your account login, exactly as if you had signed in with an emailed code. We don't receive your Google password, contacts, or any other data from your Google account.
We use two small, functional cookies per event: one to remember a guest's identity and shot count on their device, and one (for hosts) to authorize event management actions. These aren't used for tracking across other sites.
We keep basic, first-party usage data — which pages are viewed, how long they stay open and how far they're scrolled, which buttons and links are clicked, whether you're on a phone or a computer (from screen width), and steps like starting a demo, signing in, or creating an event — to understand how the site is used. A single random cookie lets us count returning visitors. We do not store your IP address or browser user-agent, use third-party analytics services, or track you across other sites. These aggregate counts are pruned automatically after 180 days.
Questions about this policy or a request to delete your data? Email support@friendslens.net.