Terms

Draft, pending legal review. Last updated 7 November 2026. The rules for using PeopleTag, in plain language. What the app stores and why is on the Privacy page.

Who provides PeopleTag

PeopleTag is provided by Umbhau, Haraldsgade 78, 2100 København Ø (CVR 38949160). Contact: faces@umbhau.dk. "We" below means the operator.

Photo credits and payment

Your right to cancel, and refunds

If we close PeopleTag

We may change features or pause the service. If we close it, we'll email you at least 60 days in advance, and unused credits bought in the 12 months before that email are refunded.

Your account

Your photos stay yours

The people in your photos

Your photos show other people, who haven't signed up for PeopleTag. Use it only for your own personal and family photos. Don't use it to identify strangers, to monitor anyone, or for work, commercial or official purposes. If you want someone removed, you can do that with Forget this person on their page.

For businesses and organisations

PeopleTag is for personal and family photos only. If you're a photographer, an archive or a business with face recognition needs, we build tailored solutions, such as an internal system running on your own servers. Read more at umbhau.dk or write to faces@umbhau.dk.

Face recognition makes mistakes

Groupings, suggestions and search results are best guesses and can be wrong. Don't rely on PeopleTag as proof of who someone is.

What we're responsible for

Ending your account

Dropbox

PeopleTag is an independent service, not made or endorsed by Dropbox. Dropbox's own terms apply to your Dropbox account, and you can remove PeopleTag's access there at any time.

Changes to these terms

When we change these terms in a way that matters, we'll tell you, and you'll be asked to accept them again before you continue. If you don't want to, you can delete your account.

Law and disputes

Danish law applies. If you live in another EU country, you keep the protection of that country's consumer law. If something goes wrong, email faces@umbhau.dk first - we'll try to sort it out with you.