Where oursoftware enables users to upload, download, and store photos the user controls where and how the images are sent often using third party services such as Facebook, Twitter, and Dropbox. The current versions of our photo booth software and Breeze Kiosk allow you to offer ‘opt in’ consent to image sharing.

The Breeze servers are hosted by an EU based ISP. It is possible (although not necessary) for a user to generate image file names which include personal information about the event or guests. The mobile number is not stored on Breeze servers. When images are shared by MMS and ‘SMS + Image’ using Twilio, the shared images and file names are stored on Breeze servers for 7 days and then deleted.When animated GIFs are shared on Facebook, Breeze software stores a copy of the GIF on GIPHY.Images are only uploaded to other social media sites or downloaded from Instagram and Twitter if the program is explicitly set up to do so.īreeze Kiosk privacy mode will only allow images to be displayed, shared or printed if the user enters the correct code.īreeze Systems have no access to or control over guest images or data generated by our software, with two exceptions documented in the help files:

Note: Older releases of Breeze Kiosk defaulted to allow images to be uploaded to Facebook. The current release Breeze Kiosk 1.4.4 will only transfer images to/from any social media site if the program is explicitly set up to do so.

No Breeze photo booth program (ie DSLR Remote Pro, Webcam Photobooth, DSLR Remote Pro for Mac, and PSRemote) shares photos online by default photos are only shared if the program is explicitly set up to do so.īreeze Kiosk was developed to enable social sharing. Our software is sold worldwide our customers have differing ethical and legal responsibilities about processing and handling data (including photos and other images). Breeze have always respected our customers’ privacy and that of guests captured with our software.

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