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PRIVACY & TRUST

Check privacy before collecting customer photos

A photograph can reveal information that the customer did not notice: faces, receipts, screens, documents or a private location. A useful upload process makes it easy to inspect images before they are shared.

A practical workflow

  1. Look beyond the subject

    Check the background and edges of the photo. Remove images that include unnecessary identifiers or sensitive material.

  2. Explain the destination

    reviewbuddy.in attachments stay private to the customer session and business owner. They do not automatically become Google review photos.

  3. Respect reuse limits

    Do not turn a feedback attachment into a public advertisement without appropriate permission. Private access is not the same as marketing consent.

Avoid this mistake

Do not promise that removing metadata removes every privacy risk visible in an image.

What to check

Review the actual image contents and intended audience before upload or reuse.

Use the minimum information needed

A useful review or support message rarely needs a password, document number or detailed personal record. Check text, images and public replies for unnecessary information before sharing. The appropriate follow-up route depends on the issue; a public review thread is not a substitute for confidential support. reviewbuddy.in’s privacy and AI disclosure pages explain the service’s data processing.

Privacy & trust

Explain data use in plain language →

A privacy explanation should tell people what information is collected and why. It should fit the actual service rather than making broad promises that.