Photographs, faces and deleting things

Everything here is somebody's evening. The rules are short on purpose, and every one of them can be undone.

How does a guest find photographs of themselves?

They can take one selfie when they join, and anything anybody catches them in afterwards turns up on their own page. It is optional — skipping it means nothing is looked for, which is exactly what skipping it should mean.

Can a guest change their mind about that?

Yes, from their own page. Removing their selfie removes every match made from it. Photographs they took themselves stay theirs and are deleted separately.

Can a guest delete something they sent?

Yes, without asking anybody. Everything a guest added is on their own page with a way to remove it, because it was theirs before it was the album's.

Can I take a photograph out of the album?

Yes. A photograph you hide is gone from the album, from the guest pages, from the download and from the link that would have opened it on its own — not moved somewhere quieter. That is the only way you have of saying so, so it has to mean it everywhere.

Who can see the photographs while the night is running?

You, and the people in the room. An album is written as the evening happens, and a half-written one is not for strangers — even when you have set it to open for anyone with the link, that only takes effect once the night is over.

Does anyone at Night Knows look at my photographs?

No. Nothing is browsed, nothing is used to train anything, and nothing is sold. The processing that happens — thumbnails, the compositions in the album, matching a face to the selfie that guest chose to give — runs automatically and stays inside your event.