Privacy Policy & Processing Information

1. How Core Passport-Photo Editing Works

At Photocopy Wale (accessible via photocopywale.com), the core passport-photo editor is designed to perform operations such as cropping, canvas adjustments, and print-sheet preparation in your web browser. We describe this as browser-based processing rather than a blanket zero-storage promise because other product features can use browser storage and optional connected services.

The application uses client-side browser technologies for core image preparation. Depending on the feature and mode you use, browser storage may also keep drafts, preferences, quota state, or session information so the product can resume work or remember settings.

2. Photo Data, Browser Storage & Optional Connections

• Core editing: The core editor is designed around browser-side image processing. This statement does not cover an optional third-party connector or any separate feature that explicitly tells you it is sending data to another service.
• Alignment guides: Crown, eye-line, and chin markers are editing guides. They should not be interpreted as a government biometric-validation service or an acceptance decision.
• Storage scope: The current front-end uses browser storage for product state. If account, cloud, or connected services are enabled separately, their documented data flows and terms should be reviewed before use.

3. Local Storage & Cookie Usage

Photocopy Wale uses browser storage such as localStorage and sessionStorage for product functions including preferences, daily usage state, and—in standard editor modes—recoverable draft/editor state. A user can clear site data through browser settings; privacy/incognito-style modes may reduce persistent draft storage when available.

4. Legal and Regulatory Accuracy

Photocopy Wale does not claim that browser-based processing automatically makes the service certified or compliant with a particular privacy law. Legal obligations depend on the real deployment, account features, data flows, third-party services, and the laws that apply to the operator and user.