Wiki Map Policy

Wiki Map Privacy Policy

How Wiki Map extracts locations, manages photos, and protects data in a community mapping environment.

Plain-language summary

Wiki Map reads GPS coordinates embedded in your uploaded photos (EXIF data) to place pins on the map. Public photos and their locations are visible to the community. We do not track your location in the background and do not sell personal data.

类别示例用途控制
Account and identityEmail address, display name, account ID, login state.Authenticate users, track photo ownership, and support account recovery or deletion.Users may update account details and request deletion through app or web paths.
User-generated contentUploaded photos, captions, tags, and interactions with the map.Provide the community mapping experience and populate the map interface.Users control what they upload and may delete or request removal of their own pins.
Location metadata (EXIF)GPS coordinates, altitude, and timestamp embedded in uploaded photos.Accurately place markers on the map, group clusters, and generate density heatmaps.Users can strip EXIF data before uploading or delete the pin after creation to remove the location.
Safety and supportReports, moderation notes, support messages, abuse-prevention records.Investigate safety issues, enforce rules, prevent abuse, and respond to support requests.Some records may be retained for safety, audit, legal, or dispute-resolution reasons.

User controls and assessment information

  • Requires Photos access to allow users to upload content containing location metadata (EXIF).
  • Location is extracted from EXIF only; the app does not request continuous background GPS tracking.
  • A Reporting tool is available to flag spam, sensitive content, or incorrect mapping of private spaces.
  • Supports complete deletion of contributed content and account data upon request.

Contact

For privacy questions, photo removals, data export, or violation reports, contact support@wmtan.com. Last updated: June 13, 2026.