Privacy
EU Kids Act: Europe wants children better protected on social media
No account of your own under 13, a mini account co-managed by a parent until 15. What the EU Kids Act proposes, and how that looks at Ohhi.
Privacy
Articles on how Ohhi keeps your photos, data and face recognition private, and why it's built that way.
Does a shared photo carry its location?
What happens to the place a photo was taken differs per channel. What each one does with it, and how you decide at the moment you post.
· 5 min
What a photo reveals about you
Every photo carries hidden data: date, device and often the exact location. What is inside the file, and how to strip it before you share.
· 5 min
How face recognition at Ohhi works, and stays private
Face recognition is off by default at Ohhi. Read what happens when you turn it on, what exactly we store and how you turn it off again.
· 5 min
Why we'll never use your photos to train AI
We promise your photos never end up in an AI model. Read how we put that on record both technically and legally, without fine print after the fact.
· 6 min
Servers in Europe: what it means for your photos
Your photos sit on servers within the European Union, with a Dutch company, under European law. We show where they sit and who can reach them.
· 5 min