At Mostly Photos, we take your privacy seriously—but we also like to keep things straightforward. This policy is here to explain what we collect, why we collect it, how we use it, and what your rights are as someone who visits, reads, or interacts with our site.
If you're here snapping through our pages, we want you to know exactly how your data is being handled—no shady business, no buried fine print.
We only collect what we genuinely need to make your experience better—and nothing more.
Here's the kind of info we might gather:
Basic information you voluntarily share—like your name or email when you sign up for our newsletter or leave a comment.
Browsing behaviour, like what pages you visit or how long you stick around. This helps us understand what you love (and what’s maybe not landing).
Device and browser details, like your screen size, location (roughly), or the browser you’re using. This just helps us optimize things for better viewing.
We don’t snoop through your personal files or dig for anything weird. Promise.
We use the data you give us for reasons like:
Sending you our newsletter or updates—only if you’ve opted in.
Responding to your messages or feedback.
Making our website smoother, faster, and more useful.
Spotting issues, fixing bugs, and improving performance.
Understanding what kind of content you enjoy most—so we can create more of it.
We don’t sell your data. Ever. And we don’t use it to spam you with stuff you didn’t ask for.
Like many websites, we rely on a few trusted tools to help run things behind the scenes. These may collect anonymous data or use cookies.
Examples include:
Google Analytics – for seeing which pages are popular (no personal info, just numbers).
Email marketing services – like Mailchimp or ConvertKit, if you sign up for our emails.
Embedded content – like videos, forms, or widgets from platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or Pinterest.
These third parties have their own privacy policies, so we suggest taking a peek if you’re curious.
Cookies are tiny files saved on your device that help improve your browsing experience. They remember your preferences, help pages load faster, and keep things running smoothly.
You can disable cookies in your browser settings at any time—but doing so might make some parts of our site act a little wonky.
We store your data securely using standard safety practices. We’re not cybersecurity experts, but we follow protocols that keep things locked down and encrypted when needed.
Still, no site or system is 100% immune to cyber threats. If there’s ever a breach that affects your personal data, we’ll notify you as soon as possible—and do everything we can to fix it.
You’ve got full rights over your data. That means:
You can ask to see what we’ve got on file about you.
You can request changes if something’s off.
You can ask us to delete your info at any time.
You can unsubscribe from our emails in one click—no guilt trips.
Just send us an email at contact@mostlyphotos.com, and we’ll take care of it. Simple.
Mostly Photos isn’t meant for kids under 13, and we don’t knowingly collect data from anyone in that age group. If we ever find out we did by mistake, we’ll remove that info quickly.
We might update this Privacy Policy now and then—especially if we add new tools, change how we do things, or just need to clarify something better.
Whenever we do, we’ll update the "Last Updated" date at the top of this page. If it’s a big change, we’ll let you know more directly. Either way, we encourage you to check back from time to time.
We're always happy to chat—whether it's about your privacy or your new favorite lens.
You can reach us at contact@mostlyphotos.com for anything related to this policy (or just because you’re a fellow photo nerd and want to connect).
Thanks for trusting us with your time—and your clicks.
Stay curious,
The Mostly Photos Team