Photo safety

Hair photos can be powerful, but safety comes first.

Riley's Way will not open child photo sharing until parent consent, privacy controls, moderation, and deletion workflows are fully tested.

Separate parent consent

Photo sharing requires a separate permission from the basic child profile consent.

Metadata stripping

Images are stripped of location and device metadata before any review or sharing workflow.

Automated screening

Photos are screened for unsafe, identifying, or inappropriate content before human review.

Human moderation

A trusted reviewer approves or rejects photos before they can appear in any community space.

Parent deletion controls

Parents can request removal of child photos and revoke sharing permission.

No public identifiers

Photo captions and profiles do not use full names, locations, school names, handles, or contact details.

Launch position

Keep photo sharing locked at launch.

The current app intentionally blocks photo intake until these safeguards are implemented. That protects families and avoids opening a risky feature too early.

Concern

See something unsafe or identifying?

Parents can report photo/privacy concerns so Riley's Way can review them through the safety process.

Report concern