Personal Photo Policy Reminder

Question

All,

We noticed more people posting partially covered up photos of themselves. Please make sure that no part of your face is visible, which includes things like your eyes, nose, or lips. It must completely black out (or blur) your entire face to be allowed. Posting full-body pictures are also discouraged, since they can often give too many identity clues.

It is also important to pay attention to what is around an image, since no personal information is allowed, like your school name on clothing, personal name on documents, etc.

Comments

I don't even know how to add photo in to this

Answer 1

I dont see what anyone can get from a school name or picture of someone's face

Comments

Their identity, which is not allowed if you are a U.S. website with users that might be under 13.

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KidzSearch just said what I was gonna say.

Also, if it’s a REALLY small school (with under 20 students, yes there’s schools with less than 20 students), then it’ll be easy to figure out who you are.

Answer 2

I don't post personal pics anyways, so you don't have to worry about me!

Answer 3

Yup ok

Answer 4

Got it KS

Answer 5

Got it!

Answer 6

Ok! I will look at all my posts with photos  and make sure there is nothing personal

Answer 7

Oki doke!

Answer 8

K

Answer 9

Understood! Only hair reveals!!

Answer 10

Got it.

This is why I blurred out everything I could on my reveal 

Comments

You did a hair reveal??

I never saw it lol

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Yeah a while ago

I’m gonna do another soon because I plan to dye my hair this spring break (which is now for me)

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Is it still posted??

Ive never seen it

Xx

Yess what color r u dying it??

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Yes it is

Im redying it blue

I wanted purple but my mom said I had to do the rest of the blue dye we had-

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If you have red, you can just use the rest of the blue and mix it with red—

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We dont grrrrr

We WOULD if my mom still dyed her hair red-

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Man :[