Use insight responsibly.
DeepFrame can reveal sensitive details hidden in a photo. These terms protect the people behind that data and define the line between legitimate inspection and harmful surveillance.
Stalking, doxxing, covert tracking, harassment, and unauthorized surveillance are prohibited.
If metadata could affect another person’s safety or privacy, do not save, share, publish, or act on it without appropriate consent and lawful authority.
1. What DeepFrame does
DeepFrame reads metadata and structural information contained in image files, organizes the results, stores account history, and offers privacy tools for supported formats. Results may be incomplete, incorrectly encoded, edited, forged, or affected by the browser, file format, device, or software that created the file.
2. Accounts and eligibility
You may browse public pages without an account, but an account is required to inspect or clean a photo. You must provide accurate account information, protect access to your sign-in method, and be legally permitted to use the service. DeepFrame uses passwordless email links and supported third-party identity providers; DeepFrame does not receive or store your third-party password.
Accounts may be suspended or banned for abuse, security risks, attempts to bypass limits, unlawful activity, or material violations of these terms.
3. Permission to inspect a file
Use DeepFrame only with files you own or are authorized to inspect. You are responsible for privacy, consent, intellectual-property rights, confidentiality duties, platform rules, and applicable law.
4. Prohibited conduct
Do not use DeepFrame or its results to stalk, harass, threaten, dox, blackmail, discriminate, impersonate, secretly track, locate, surveil, profile, or endanger anyone; bypass privacy or access controls; investigate a person without lawful authority; facilitate violence, exploitation, fraud, or unlawful activity; or help another person do any of those things.
If a result could affect another person’s safety or privacy, stop and obtain their informed consent before saving, sharing, publishing, or acting on it.
5. Saved uploads, reports, and activity records
When a signed-in user inspects a file, DeepFrame stores the uploaded original in private storage, the generated report, account usage, and material actions such as inspections, exports, sharing, metadata removal, account changes, and deletion requests. These records support cross-device history, quotas, abuse prevention, and security review. See the Privacy Policy for categories, retention, access, and choices.
DeepFrame does not routinely inspect individual accounts. Authorized administrators may review account records when needed for a reported or detected security, safety, abuse, support, or legal concern. Administrative actions are logged.
6. Plans and usage limits
Free accounts receive one inspection per calendar day, with no rollover. Paid-plan features and limits may be introduced or changed before payment enrollment opens. Until checkout is available, new users remain on Free unless an administrator assigns another plan for testing or support. Attempting to evade quotas or access controls is prohibited.
7. Metadata removal
The privacy cleaner removes supported privacy metadata without intentionally changing encoded image pixels. Format limitations, color profiles, application-specific blocks, or future software changes may affect what can be removed. Always verify the downloaded result before publishing it.
8. Responsible sharing
Photo metadata can reveal precise locations, dates, device details, names, and workflows. Review every export before sharing it. DeepFrame may hide sensitive fields in simplified sharing views, but you remain responsible for information you reveal or distribute.
9. Privacy rights and deletion
Hiding a history item removes it from your normal account view but does not delete the underlying security record. You may separately request permanent account-data deletion. Some narrowly limited records may be retained where reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, disputes, or legal obligations, as described in the Privacy Policy. DeepFrame will not describe an archive action as permanent deletion.
10. Ownership and license
DeepFrame, its design, branding, source code, and original materials belong to Asher Menachem unless otherwise stated. Access to the service does not grant permission to copy, modify, redistribute, remove usage controls from, or commercially exploit the source code.
11. Accuracy, availability, and changes
DeepFrame provides informational output, not legal, investigative, forensic, safety, or professional advice. Do not treat a result as definitive proof of identity, ownership, location, time, intent, authenticity, or wrongdoing. Features, limits, plans, and terms may change, and a material update may require renewed acceptance.
12. Disclaimer and limitation
DeepFrame is provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of availability, security, accuracy, completeness, fitness for a particular purpose, title, or non-infringement. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Asher Menachem will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or loss of data, privacy, profits, revenue, or goodwill, arising from DeepFrame, its results, or their use.
Questions, permissions, or concerns
Contact Asher Menachem through the public methods on the GitHub profile. If someone is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency service; DeepFrame is not an emergency-reporting system.
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