Photo privacy in marketplaces: how can an upload flow help without hiding the product?

Property photographs can accidentally include residents’ letters, personal documents, screen contents or reflections. A clearer photo workflow can help people notice those details before the images go public.

For Didibood, this raises a product-design question: where should a marketplace put a privacy reminder so it is specific enough to help, without becoming another notice everyone skips?

A useful prompt might ask the uploader to inspect screens, paperwork and reflections in the actual selected files. It should also preserve an important boundary: removing private details must not misrepresent the property’s condition or layout.

We are discussing an editorial workflow here, rather than announcing automated redaction in the app. Marketplace builders: would you place the check before file selection, on the preview, or immediately before publishing?

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