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Questions worth asking about camera use

Understand where the camera is used, which site receives permission and how to stop access before a child begins.

Questions worth asking about camera use
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AT A GLANCE

  1. 01Camera permission
  2. 02Purpose of use
  3. 03Data controls

Website and app

The Siroby website never opens a camera. Trial links take you to the Siroby app, where you decide on camera access when the browser asks.

Review existing permissions

In browser site settings, review which sites can use the camera and revoke permission when needed. On a shared computer, also check the browser profile and operating-system permissions.

Read data-processing information

The Siroby app processes camera images on the device to recognise movement and does not upload them. Read the Privacy policy to see what is stored.

References

Reviewed on 3 October 2026. These sources do not endorse or certify Siroby.

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