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+Δικαιώματα στις φωτογραφίες + +

Κάθε φωτογραφία έχει ένα επίπεδο προστασίας (ένα κλείδωμα). Κάθε χρήστης έχει επίσης ένα επίπεδο προστασίας (βασικό). There are 5 privacy levels:

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  1. None
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  2. Contacts
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  3. Friends (which is higher than a contact)
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  4. Family (which is higher than a friend)
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  5. Admins (which is higher than any other level)
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Higher levels have permissions on lower levels. For a given user, the higher the privacy level, the more photos he can see.

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For example, if photo "peter_wedding-0024.jpg" has "Family" privacy level, then:

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A user that has no permission to see the content of a album won't see the album itself, not even its title. The same principle applies to a tag.

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You can set the privacy level of a user on Administration » Users » Manage screen.

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+Permissions on albums + +

If privacy levels do not fit your needs, you can also manage permissions on albums for a user or a group. You can manage permissions on photos and albums at the same time, without conflict.

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You can forbid access to albums. Switch the album access type to +"private" if you want to manage permissions.

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You can set a album to private by editing a single album +(Administration » Albums » Manage +» edit) or by setting options to your whole album tree +(Administration » Albums » +Properties » Public / Private).

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Once the album is private, you can manage permissions for groups and +users with 3 screens:

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