Face matching and privacy

Understand what matching does.

This product overview explains when Taggz uses face data and how it connects attendees with event photos.

How face matching fits into the event.

Matching connects face enrollment with the photos uploaded to a specific event.

The event enables matching

A host can enable face-data collection for an event. Attendees then complete face enrollment to use photo matching.

Matching looks for the attendee

Taggz uses enrollment data to compare an attendee with faces found in photos uploaded to the event.

Matches appear in the event

Photos matched to an attendee appear inside that attendee's event experience as processing completes.

Event settings control access

The event determines whether a photo can be viewed, unlocked, or downloaded.

This page is a product overview.

It explains how matching appears in Taggz. It does not replace the current Privacy Policy or Terms of Service.

Review the current pages.

Use the existing policy and terms pages for the information currently published by Taggz.

What this matching overview covers

This page describes the product journey in plain language: an event can enable face-data collection, an attendee can complete face enrollment, and Taggz can use that enrollment when looking for the attendee in photos uploaded to that same event. It also explains that access to an individual photo follows the event settings selected by the host.

It is not a substitute for the current legal documents, and it does not make claims about matching accuracy, processing speed, storage practices, or any event's specific terms. Before using face matching, review the current Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. For the wider journey from event access to gallery access, see How Taggz Works.