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Our privacy Pledge

As a company that operates a network of automated cameras, we take our responsibility to safeguard personally identifiable information (PII) very seriously. Our commitment to users and non-users alike is to never collect more data than necessary to provide our services, and to clearly explain what it is we do with the data we collect.
Below are some key points you should know about our handling of captured footage and personal data. You can learn more in our official Privacy Policy. And, if you ever spot daylight between what's on this page and in that document, please send us a message at privacy@hightag.com. We will treat that as an error, correct it, and document the correction in the changelog further down on this page.
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Opt-in identification only

Parks are shared spaces, so anyone may pass through a frame. But, the only link between a clip and an identifiable person is that person's Hightag account, matched by the GPS data the user explicitly shares during their sessions. Footage that isn't matched to an activated user is never stored long-term. We never use facial recognition, and we never attempt to identify non-users by any method.

PII is never shared or sold

The parks we partner with may purchase analyses and insights from Hightag regarding how people use their park. We only ever provide insights with minimum group sizes that make individually singling anyone out impossible. Some parks may also license Hightag-captured footage for their own promotional efforts. In these cases, we deliver footage without names, account details, or any other personally identifiable information (PII) attached.

Law enforcement is not our customer

Footage and data are released to law enforcement only under valid legal compulsion. A mere request is never enough, and no "back doors" or special access channels exist. We review every demand for validity and scope, notify affected users where the law allows, and transparently report any instance of a law enforcement agency compelling us to release user data.
Demands we've received to date: 0

You own your footage

Activated users have legal ownership of the photos and videos Hightag captures of them. Your delivered clips are legally yours—post them, sell them, put them in your sponsor reel. They remain yours even if you cancel your account. Hightag keeps only the licenses needed to operate our services (capturing, processing, and delivering your media) and any uses we've plainly disclosed.
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