Privacy Policy – Social Photo Fetcher
This plugin uses the Facebook API to fetch photo albums from Facebook. Facebook’s security rules require that apps must authorize from one specific, known location. In order comply with this requirement, when you first authorize the plugin from its admin panel, a Facebook dialog will be initiated via my own authentication server. The dialog itself is shown directly by Facebook, and Facebook handles the entire login process – no personal information will be transferred via my server, as Facebook only supplies a single-use token which I then hand back to your site to be stored. This is what the plugin uses in order to fetch the photos. For more information about how the Facebook authorization process works, please see Facebook’s documentation.
Usage of this plugin means the site administrator is consenting to Facebook’s data policy.
Fetched album data will be stored in your WordPress database, in posts or pages of your choosing. It can be removed by deleting those posts or pages. You are solely responsible for the security and protection of the fetched data, as it resides on and is hosted within your own WordPress site.
I do not store or process any of your data.
The following is entirely redundant with what’s already stated above, but I am repeating it in order to placate Facebook’s “App Review Team” in hopes that they will stop contacting me every few months claiming that my Privacy Policy somehow doesn’t explain these two points, which it already clearly does above:
- PURPOSES FOR WHICH I PROCESS DATA: None. I do not process any of your data. As explained above, album data is downloaded directly to, and stored solely on, your own WordPress site. It is not processed by me or stored by me in any capacity. THERE ARE NO PURPOSES FOR WHICH I PROCESS DATA.
- HOW YOU CAN REQUEST THAT DATA BE DELETED: Login to your own WordPress admin panel and delete any posts or pages where you’ve used this plugin to create a photo album. You can directly delete all data yourself, and don’t have to request anything of me because, once again, I don’t store any of your data.