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For years, we’ve all been part of a massive experiment.

Consider how many photos of you exist online—how many strangers shared a photo with your face in the background just by chance. For years, we’ve been posting pictures from school events, work parties, community events, and social gatherings without really stopping to ask who’s actually okay with being online.

But now we’re starting to care. Do we really want our children’s faces plastered across a school’s social media accounts? Are you okay with attending a conference, then seeing your face being used to promote ideas you don’t even support?

These aren’t hypothetical scenarios. They’re happening every day to real people with real concerns about how their image gets used. 

And here’s the thing: your comfort level with this is completely personal. Some people are fine with it, others aren’t, and both perspectives are valid.

That’s exactly why SafeSnap exists. Beyond building another tech tool, we’re creating a way for everyone to have a say in their own digital story. 

Because shouldn’t that choice belong to you?

Meet the SafeSnap team