Privacy

Storyroom can run with different sensing providers. Depending on the configuration of a particular screening, camera or microphone processing may happen on your device or through a third-party provider. Before asking for permission, Storyroom will identify the active provider and disclose material processing and retention behavior for that screening.

Storyroom uses observable interaction signals to shape a story. It does not treat a smile, gaze change, stillness, or other signal as proof that it knows your internal emotional state.

The reference architecture is designed to work from derived interaction events rather than requiring permanent storage of raw camera frames, microphone recordings, facial landmarks, biometric templates, or identity recognition. A configured provider may have additional processing or retention behavior, which must be disclosed separately.

What Storyroom may store for continuity, evaluation, and replay includes your consent choice, viewing history, graph and provider versions, summarized interaction events, audience-state updates, selected scenes, and the ending reached.

Where the story design permits it, you can decline camera sensing and continue with a non-reactive or alternative version.

This page documents the prototype privacy contract. A fully reviewed, deployment-specific policy is required before production launch.