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It depends on the album type. In a Public album, only someone standing inside the boundary can add a photo at all. In an Invited or Private album, an invitee can post from anywhere — a photo whose coordinates fall outside the boundary then follows the owner's out-of-boundary rule: flagged for review or rejected, which the composer shows before posting.

We ask for it contextually — the first time it actually does something for you, like matching you to a boundary, not at signup. You can grant it later from Settings any time.

Yes. Whether a post sits inside a boundary is worked out fresh every time, so redrawing it re-evaluates the posts already there. A photo already marked as posted from outside keeps that mark regardless of where you move the boundary afterwards.

It was captured outside the album's boundary and the owner set out-of-boundary media to "reject". The composer warns you before you post, and you can move the photo to another album or set its place by hand if the coordinates were wrong. Album owners can also switch the rule to "flag for review", which keeps the photo and asks them to decide.

It's self-service, in Settings → Delete account. You get a 30-day grace period — sign back in any time within it and everything comes back exactly as it was. After that, deletion is permanent.

Open the post and choose Report, with a reason and any detail you want to add. If you don't want to see anything from that person again, block them — it hides content in both directions immediately.

Deleted albums sit in Trash for 30 days, where only you can reach them, and you can restore one any time in that window. After the countdown, it's gone for good.