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Website Child photo privacy review

Review the findings, open each original item in your own report and decide what to change.

Summary

Two of 18 public pages need attention. An event page shows apparent children alongside a venue sign, and a gallery image sits beside a dated activity notice.

Ask your website administrator to check both images and their surrounding text against your current publication and consent records. Remove or replace the images if they should no longer be public.

The review covered 74 accessible image references. Sign-in pages, PDFs, video frames and CSS background images were outside the assessed scope.

Website reviewedhttps://community-centre.example.invalid/
Review date8 October 2026
Review completed · Sydney time8 October 2026 at 2:45 pm AEDT
Requested byExample requester
Contact emailrequester@example.invalid
Contact mobile+61400000000
OrganisationExample Community Centre
Requester roleWebsite coordinator
Review scopePublic website pages · 18 accessible public HTML pages and 74 image references assessed
Public pages reviewed18
Overall exposuremedium

Findings

Finding 1medium exposure

Date: 2026-09-12

Page: https://community-centre.example.invalid/news/spring-community-day/

What was seen
The third image on this public event page appears to show children beside a sign naming the community centre. The page also gives the event date and location. Ages, identities and consent were not verified.

Recommended action
Ask the authorised website administrator to check the image against current consent records and publication needs. Remove the image or replace it with an edited version if the identifying context is unnecessary.

Finding 2low exposure

Date: 2026-08-21

Page: https://community-centre.example.invalid/gallery/term-three-activities/

What was seen
One of six gallery images appears to show a group of children. The heading identifies the activity and the month; no names were visible in the assessed page content.

Recommended action
Review the consent and retention period for this gallery. Remove the image or publish a less identifying replacement if it no longer meets the organisation’s policy.

What you can do next

Review the coverage and any findings above. You can use these steps to decide what changes to make to content you control.

  1. For each finding, open the linked post or page and check the image and surrounding context.
  2. Ask an authorised website administrator whether to remove, replace or restrict the image or page. Confirm any change follows the website owner’s consent and privacy processes.
  3. If you want SecureNow to quote photo blurring or pixelation, reply to the report-ready email with the finding number(s). We’ll explain a secure way to provide the image. Please do not email photos of children.

Only an authorised website administrator can change or remove website content. Photo editing is quoted separately.