Instagram Feature Submissions

Registered users may voluntarily submit selected aquarium photographs for possible publication on AquariumLesson's official Instagram account.

We process the submitting user's account reference, aquarium reference, selected photograph identifiers, attribution preference, optional Instagram handle, permission agreement version, acceptance timestamp and relevant review history.

This processing is necessary to provide the requested submission and publication service under Article 6(1)(b) GDPR. We may retain limited permission and review records under Article 6(1)(f) GDPR where necessary to prevent misuse, demonstrate authorization or establish, exercise or defend legal claims.

Only explicitly selected photographs may be submitted for publication. Public aquarium visibility alone does not constitute publication permission.

If a submission is approved and published, the authorized photographs and selected public attribution are transferred to Instagram/Meta and made accessible through the platform. Meta may process this information internationally under its applicable privacy terms.

Users may withdraw unpublished submissions and request removal of published photographs through the submission interface or by contacting support@aquariumlesson.com.

Pending submissions expire after 180 days if not reviewed. Rejected, withdrawn or expired submissions that have never been published are normally deleted within 90 days after their final status, unless limited records are necessary for a specific legal purpose.

For published submissions, relevant permission records are retained while publication remains active and normally for up to three years after removal. Longer retention is limited to cases involving applicable legal obligations or unresolved rights claims.

These retention rules apply to submission-specific records and do not automatically delete photographs that users continue to maintain separately in their AquariumLesson accounts.

Users retain their applicable GDPR rights, including access, rectification, erasure where applicable, restriction of processing and objection to processing based on legitimate interests. They may contact AquariumLesson through the published privacy contact details and lodge a complaint with the Austrian Data Protection Authority.

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