Privacy

Privacy Policy

How PartyPackStudio collects, uses, shares and protects personal information, and the choices you have.

Local draft preview · Reviewed October 25, 2026 · Not published

The short version

A plain-language summary. The full text below is what applies.
  • We use information to run and protect your private project, make your film and handle purchases and requests.
  • You keep the rights you already hold in your material. We get limited permission to use it for the project.
  • We do not sell personal information or use private content for targeted ads. Marketing use needs separate permission.
  • AI helps make your film. We do not use private project content to train general-purpose AI models or authorize our AI providers to do so.
  • Original uploads and transcripts stay with the active project, subject to valid removal requests. Provider and backup copies follow their applicable retention rules.
  • You can ask to access, correct, export, withdraw or delete information without creating an account. Necessary limited records may remain, as explained below.
Contents · 24 sections

1Who We Are

PartyPackStudio is a product operated by StudioBox LLC (collectively, “PartyPackStudio,” “StudioBox,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). PartyPackStudio helps people privately collect memories and create personalized birthday films and related celebration experiences.

For privacy questions or requests, use Contact & help or email support@partypackstudio.com. For formal legal matters, email legal@studioboxllc.com. Email is our usual support channel; accessible alternatives are addressed in the Accessibility Statement. We do not offer a telephone service or 24-hour support.

2Scope of This Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain, and protect personal information when people use PartyPackStudio, including account holders, co-hosts, contributors, honorees, invited viewers, and people who appear in or are mentioned in submitted material.

PartyPackStudio’s initial paid service is available only to customers in the United States. This policy describes how we handle information about participants and other people connected with those projects; not everyone whose information appears in a project is a customer or has an account.

The initial service also limits account-holder, co-host and direct-contributor participation to adults located in the United States. This does not mean everyone depicted or mentioned is a U.S. resident or that all processing stays in the United States.

StudioBox LLC is organized and based in Pennsylvania. Laws of other states may also apply depending on where a user lives, what information PartyPackStudio processes, and which service features are active.

3Roles in a PartyPackStudio Project

  • An owner, also called the host, is the adult account holder who owns and manages a particular show or project, including its access, final approval and deletion.
  • A co-host is an invited adult with their own account and the permissions granted for that show; this does not grant access to the owner’s other shows or account settings.
  • A contributor is an invited adult who submits a story, message, photograph, recording, video or other material without needing an account.
  • An honoree is the person the celebration is about and may not have a PartyPackStudio account.
  • An invited viewer is someone authorized to view a finished film or celebration experience.
  • Depicted or mentioned people are other individuals who appear in or are discussed in submitted material.

Hosts control their projects, but they do not receive unlimited rights over material belonging to contributors or other people.

Notes marked “For yourself” are private to their author within the customer interface. They are not shared with other show collaborators or used as film content or editing instructions. Necessary authorized staff and provider access is limited as described in Sections 6–9. This is not a promise that information is inaccessible to the service personnel or providers needed to store, secure or support it.

4Information We Collect

Depending on which features are enabled, we may collect the following categories of information.

Account and profile information

This may include your name, email address, account identifier, authentication information handled by our authentication provider, profile settings, and records of your acceptance of applicable policies.

Project and celebration information

This may include the project title, honoree’s name, milestone age, event date, timezone, relationships, preferences, project status, invitations, permissions, and film or presentation settings.

Invitation-recipient information

Hosts may provide names, email addresses, relationships, or similar contact information to invite contributors, co-hosts, or viewers. We use this information to send and manage project-related invitations, access links, reminders, and security notices. Invitation recipients may contact us to stop further reminders or request removal of their contact information, subject to limited security and consent records we may need to retain.

Contributions and private content

This may include stories, messages, facts, quotations, names, relationships, photographs, audio recordings, videos, captions, transcripts, corrections, and context supplied by hosts or contributors.

It can also include author-private “For yourself” notes. Those notes retain their separate purpose and visibility; they are not treated as contributions for film creation.

Generated and edited material

We may create or store transcripts and corrections, source records, Moment Cards, scripts, chapter plans, film segments, thumbnails, working media copies, previews, finished films, and information connecting these materials to their sources. This includes editing conversations and instructions, selected media and film positions, proposed changes, keep/undo decisions, revision history, processing results, and limited usage records needed to deliver the service and manage the purchased offering. “For yourself” notes are not editing instructions.

Applications and support correspondence

We may collect the contact details and information you provide in a Founding Film application, support message, accessibility request or privacy request, together with related correspondence, request references and status records. We use these to review and manage the application or request, communicate with you, protect the service and keep necessary records. Applying or asking for help does not by itself sign you up for marketing. Please do not send passwords, full payment-card details, identity documents or private media unless a necessary, appropriate process specifically requests them.

Consent, moderation, and request records

We may keep records showing what notice was presented, what permission was given, contribution status, exact-version final approval, withdrawals, removal requests, corrections, exports, deletions, and related communications. Purchase and production records can include the accepted offer and policy versions, first-preview creation start, first usable-preview availability, editing-period extensions, cancellation requests and refund outcomes. We also keep limited request-verification, assignment, review, appeal and completion records, including references needed to track unfinished provider or backup obligations and prevent removed material from returning after a restore. Hashed references may still be personal information; hashing does not necessarily anonymize a record.

Technical, security, and diagnostic information

We and our service providers may process IP addresses, browser and device information, timestamps, authentication events, request metadata, security signals, error reports, and limited operational logs. Private story or media content should not be placed in ordinary analytics or diagnostic logs.

Device and browser permissions

When you choose to record or upload media, your browser or device may request access to a microphone, camera, or selected files. PartyPackStudio processes only the access and material needed for the feature you deliberately use. We do not access your device contacts, full photo library, microphone, or camera without the permission and action required by your browser or device.

Payment and transaction information

If paid features are enabled, a payment provider may collect payment-card and billing information directly. We may receive transaction identifiers, purchase status, price, tax, refund, dispute, and entitlement information. PartyPackStudio is not intended to store complete payment-card numbers.

5How We Receive Information

We receive information:

  • directly from account holders, co-hosts, contributors, and people contacting support;
  • from hosts or contributors who provide information about honorees or other people;
  • automatically through normal website, security, and hosting operations; and
  • from service providers that support authentication, hosting, storage, processing, communications, payments, security, or support.

Because PartyPackStudio is designed for surprise and group celebrations, we may receive personal information about people who do not have accounts. Hosts and contributors must provide only material they are authorized to use and should avoid unnecessary sensitive information.

Sensitive information

Personal stories and media may incidentally mention health, disability, religion, race or ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, immigration, grief, or other sensitive matters. PartyPackStudio does not ask users to provide medical diagnoses or records and does not use submitted content to infer health conditions, disabilities, emotions, identity, or other sensitive traits. Users should avoid submitting sensitive information that is unnecessary for the project.

Do not submit another person’s medical, health, disability, reproductive, or treatment information unless that person has knowingly permitted its use in the project. The person submitting material is responsible for obtaining the rights and permissions reasonably required for that submission. PartyPackStudio does not independently verify private conversations or permissions obtained outside the service.

Automated processing and human review cannot be relied on to identify every sensitive detail, missing permission or hidden circumstance in a submission. We do not promise such detection. We rely on contributor representations, appropriate service controls and action on credible complaints; these limits do not remove our own privacy, security or other legal obligations.

When a user voluntarily includes sensitive information, we process it as private project content only for the purposes described in this policy. We do not create health profiles, provide health services or recommendations, or sell or use this information for targeted advertising.

6How We Use Information

We use personal information to:

  • create and secure accounts;
  • review and manage applications, purchases, cancellations, refunds and support requests;
  • operate private projects and manage authorized access;
  • store and provide author-private notes without using them as film content or editing instructions;
  • collect, organize, review, edit, and withdraw contributions;
  • create transcripts, Moment Cards, scripts, films, and celebration experiences;
  • deliver invitations, project notices, finished films, and requested communications;
  • provide customer support and recover interrupted work;
  • maintain source attribution, project history, and consent records;
  • detect, investigate, and prevent fraud, abuse, security incidents, and prohibited activity;
  • test and improve service reliability using information that does not identify private project participants where practical;
  • enforce our terms and protect users, PartyPackStudio, and others; and
  • comply with legal obligations and respond to valid legal requests.

We use private project content to provide the service, not to train general-purpose AI models. We do not use it for that training or authorize our AI providers to do so. Section 7 explains how we use AI for your film.

7AI and Automated Processing

We use AI to help organize your stories, transcribe recordings and create your film. We don’t use your private project content to train general-purpose AI models or give our AI providers permission to do so.

Providers may temporarily retain information to deliver their services or for security and legal purposes, as explained in our retention section (Section 16).

Enabled AI and automated features may draft film plans or wording, interpret your editing requests, and assemble or check a film. Processing may involve relevant project stories, transcripts, selected photos or media, editing instructions and limited technical context. We limit the information sent to what is reasonably needed for the disclosed operation, not unrelated customer projects or “For yourself” notes as creative input.

A private draft preview may begin assembling and updating automatically once enough usable, permission-eligible information and material are available. Uploading material is not permission for every possible use. Provisional preview eligibility, a particular edit decision and exact-version final approval are different states; access, safety and withdrawal restrictions continue to apply throughout. The Terms and Cancellation & Refunds policy explain the separate purchase consequences of first-preview creation and first usable-preview availability.

Editing conversations, proposed changes and previews can contain personal information. Keeping or undoing a creative change is different from submitting a privacy deletion or withdrawal request. Undoing a change does not necessarily delete every version or an earlier provider submission. A valid withdrawal remains applicable even if a host tries to restore an earlier film version.

AI can make mistakes. Hosts should review facts, names, quotations, captions, selected material and creative changes before approval. Host approval does not remove another person’s privacy, ownership or withdrawal rights. Permission to include an original recording does not automatically authorize cloning a voice or impersonating a person.

The initial service does not use biometric identification, facial recognition for identification, voiceprints, or systems intended to infer health conditions or sensitive traits. Any materially different use requires separate review, appropriate disclosures and any legally required permission before activation.

Before customer content reaches an AI, transcription or media-processing provider, we review the actual service, contractual uses, retention, deletion, processing locations and relevant features. We do not authorize use of identifiable private project content to train a provider’s general-purpose models. A provider’s commercial API terms are different from its consumer-chat terms. Provider retention and safety exceptions are addressed in Sections 9 and 16.

Automated processing cannot establish that a statement is true, an offline recording was lawfully made or every depicted person consented. We rely on appropriate user representations, service controls and action on credible complaints without disclaiming our own legal responsibilities.

8Who May Access Information

Personal information may be accessed by:

  • the owner and authorized co-hosts, limited to the material and functions their role permits for the relevant show, not author-private “For yourself” notes belonging to someone else;
  • the contributor for their own submission through the applicable return-access controls where that access is provided;
  • invited viewers, but only for material included in the finished experience or otherwise deliberately shared;
  • StudioBox LLC personnel or authorized contractors when reasonably necessary for support, production, safety, security, or legal compliance; and
  • approved service providers that process information for us under applicable terms and safeguards.

Contributors do not automatically see one another’s submissions. Material that has not been approved for the finished experience is not intended to appear to invited viewers.

Private draft previews are for the owner and collaborators with the required permissions, not an automatic release to viewers or other contributors. Final approval does not automatically send or share the film. Access to one show does not grant access to another show or account settings.

9Services That Help Us Run PartyPackStudio

We use service providers to run PartyPackStudio and help create your film. Depending on the features you use, they help us:

  • manage accounts, protect access and store project information;
  • process photos, stories and recordings, including transcription and AI-assisted film planning and editing;
  • process payments and related transaction information; and
  • deliver emails and handle support requests.

We share only information reasonably needed for those tasks, such as relevant project material, contact details, support messages or transaction details. Permission to process material for your film does not give providers permission to use your private content for unrelated advertising, public reuse or general-purpose model training.

Support requests may pass through an email-delivery service and be kept in our support mailbox as well as our support records. Deleting a project does not automatically delete those separate records. We handle them according to the purposes and retention limits in Section 16.

We use contractual and technical safeguards appropriate to the information and remain responsible for our privacy commitments when providers handle it for us. Some providers also handle information for their own limited security, payment-processing or legal responsibilities. We explain any additional material uses and provide specific provider details where required before the relevant processing begins.

Providers may keep some information in restricted backups or for necessary security or legal purposes. Removing information from our active service does not mean every provider copy disappears immediately. We use available processes to carry out applicable deletion or restriction requests; Section 16 explains the limits and retained-record exceptions. These limits do not remove our obligations under applicable law.

10Cookies, Similar Technologies, and Browser Signals

PartyPackStudio may use cookies, local storage, and similar technologies that are reasonably necessary to authenticate users, preserve sessions and preferences, protect private access, prevent abuse, and maintain reliable service. We do not use these technologies to sell personal information or deliver targeted advertising.

PartyPackStudio does not currently respond to browser “Do Not Track” signals as a request to disable necessary authentication, security, or service functions. Because we do not use personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, we do not offer an advertising opt-out through a Do Not Track signal. Global Privacy Control and other legally recognized opt-out signals are distinct from Do Not Track. Where applicable law requires us to honor such signals for covered processing, we will do so. Our stated practice is not to sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. If our practices change, we will update this policy and provide legally required controls.

We do not authorize third parties to track users across unrelated websites for targeted advertising through PartyPackStudio. Our service providers may process limited device, network, and request information as needed to provide and secure their services.

11No Sale, Targeted Advertising, or Automatic Marketing Reuse

PartyPackStudio does not sell personal information or use private celebration content for targeted advertising. PartyPackStudio does not operate a public profile, searchable gallery, or public discovery system for private projects.

We will not publish a customer’s project, film, testimonial, photograph, story, or other private content as a promotional example without separate permission covering the rights and uses involved. One person’s permission does not grant rights they do not hold in another person’s material or identity. Participation in the service and Host approval of the private film do not by themselves provide marketing permission.

12Private Links and Invitations

Contribution and viewing links are intended for invited people. Anyone who obtains a valid link may be able to use the access that link permits. Do not post private links publicly or forward them to unauthorized people.

Links may expire, be replaced, or be revoked. Revoking a link prevents future controlled access but cannot erase copies or information that someone already viewed, downloaded, recorded, or shared outside PartyPackStudio.

Film viewing activity

We may process limited viewing activity needed to authenticate access, deliver a film, maintain security, troubleshoot playback, or show project-level operational status. We do not sell identifiable viewing histories, use them for targeted advertising, or disclose them to unrelated parties. We do not authorize advertising pixels on private contribution, film-viewing, or Premiere pages.

13Ownership and Permission to Process Contributions

Contributors retain any ownership rights they already hold in the material they submit. Uploading someone else’s material does not transfer its ownership to the contributor or StudioBox. By submitting material they are authorized to use, a contributor gives StudioBox LLC a limited permission to host, copy, process, edit, transform, display, and deliver that material as reasonably necessary to create and operate the specific PartyPackStudio project for which it was submitted.

This limited permission is not an ownership transfer and does not authorize unrelated advertising, public display or use in another customer’s project. We do not use private project content to train general-purpose AI models or authorize our AI providers to do so.

Hosts and contributors must have the rights and authority needed for material they provide, including appropriate authority concerning photographs, recordings, minors, and other depicted or mentioned people.

If recording within PartyPackStudio is enabled, the feature must provide an intentional recording action and notice that audio may be recorded and transcribed. The person starting the recording must confirm that everyone recorded knows about and permits the recording. For recordings uploaded from another source, the uploader must confirm that they have the rights and permissions reasonably required to submit and use the recording. PartyPackStudio does not independently determine how an offline recording was made. Secret or unlawfully obtained recordings are prohibited and may be restricted after credible notice.

Permission to transcribe a recording and permission to play the original voice in a film are distinct uses. Where original-voice playback permission is required, reviewing the transcript does not by itself grant it. Permission is tied to the relevant recording and project; it does not authorize voice cloning or impersonation.

14Withdrawal and Removal

A contributor may request withdrawal of their own submission at any time through an available contribution control or by contacting support. A non-account holder does not need to create a new account simply to submit a request. When a valid withdrawal is processed, we will promptly restrict the material from new controlled use. Removal from active originals, transcripts, Moment Cards, drafts, film components, and other controlled derivatives may then proceed through a verified deletion or correction process.

Contribution removal is scoped to the verified contributor and affected material. PartyPackStudio may preserve unaffected material belonging to other project participants while removing or rebuilding controlled derivatives that depend on the withdrawn contribution. Pending processing and private-access permissions tied to removed material are revoked or cancelled where applicable.

Withdrawal initially restricts controlled use; restriction is not itself confirmation that every original, transcript, derivative, backup or provider record has been erased. Where an affected film must be blocked or rebuilt, that can affect the host’s access to it. We track remaining deletion or review work separately.

Withdrawal cannot undo what people already saw or heard and cannot recall copies already downloaded, recorded, or shared outside systems we control.

Honorees and other depicted or mentioned people may request review, correction, restriction, or removal by emailing support@partypackstudio.com. We may request reasonable information to verify identity, authority, and the affected project without requesting more personal information than necessary.

15Access, Correction, Export, and Deletion

Depending on your relationship to a project, you may request access to, correction of, export of, or deletion of personal information we control. Account holders may request deletion of an account or owned project at any time using an enabled account/project control or by contacting support. Ordinary account/project closure may include the recovery period shown when the request is made. That period is not a blanket delay for contributor withdrawal, urgent safety restrictions or requests requiring earlier action under applicable law. Contributors may request access to, correction of, or withdrawal of their own submission.

Project deletion covers the project record and controlled project dependencies that PartyPackStudio can identify, including memberships and invitations, contribution capabilities, private-access permissions, pending processing records, active originals, transcripts, thumbnails, source records, Moment Cards, film components, prepared presentation copies, and finished outputs controlled by PartyPackStudio. Completion requires a post-action check for unexplained active copies. Exporting information creates a copy and is different from deletion.

Account deletion includes owned-project deletion, removal of memberships and invitations, user-profile and user-storage removal, session revocation, and deletion of the authentication identity after other applicable work is resolved. Material contributed to a project owned by someone else is handled separately: it may be withdrawn, restricted for review, or otherwise resolved according to the contributor's rights, the rights of other participants, and applicable law. An account request may remain partially blocked while that material is safely resolved rather than silently deleting another person's unaffected project material or incorrectly claiming completion.

An unresolved part of a request does not prevent us from carrying out separable actions that we can and must complete. We meet applicable legal deadlines and explain any lawful refusal, exception or permitted extension. A pending provider, backup or contributor issue is not an indefinite extension of every part of the request.

Honorees, depicted or mentioned people, invitation recipients, and others without accounts may use the same email request path. We will locate and act only on material within the verified requester's authority and may restrict credibly disputed material while verification or review is pending.

We may retain limited records when reasonably necessary for consent evidence, security, fraud prevention, legal compliance, tax or payment obligations, dispute resolution, or legal claims. We will restrict retained information to the relevant purpose where practical.

To make a request, email support@partypackstudio.com. We may reasonably verify your identity or authority before fulfilling the request.

16Retention and Deletion Timing

Active accounts and project material

We keep original uploads and transcripts with the active account for the project’s continuing private use, subject to valid deletion or withdrawal requests, rights restrictions and applicable legal obligations. The purchased finalized film remains available for repeat downloads while the account remains active and the film remains lawfully available through the service. A contributor does not need to create an account for their authorized contribution to be retained with the relevant project.

We do not automatically close your account or delete retained project material solely because you have not signed in or used the service for a period of time. This does not require us to keep every temporary preview, processing cache or other unnecessary copy. If we plan to discontinue hosting, we will give at least 30 days’ advance notice and an opportunity to download or request an export of retained films and project material you are entitled to receive. This is not a promise of permanent hosting. Urgent legal or security restrictions may require earlier limits on access. This notice period does not delay a valid deletion or withdrawal request or override a deadline required by law.

Retaining the finalized film is not a promise of permanent hosting, unlimited revisions or preservation of every intermediate preview. A repeat download of that same retained film is different from a new edit or render. Optional or unnecessary copies are not retained merely because an account exists.

Working copies, rejected previews, superseded renders and processing caches are kept only as reasonably needed for editing, recovery, delivery and related security purposes. Different data categories can have different retention periods. We describe applicable periods or criteria in the service or retention notice and do not extend them silently beyond earlier commitments.

Requests and active systems

You may submit a deletion or withdrawal request at any time. We verify identity and scope proportionately, restrict affected use as appropriate, and perform required deletion or correction. Account/project recovery periods and processing retries do not override applicable statutory deadlines. We respond within deadlines required by applicable law, including permitted extension notices where relevant.

When we receive a verified deletion request, we take reasonable steps to remove the covered personal information from active systems we control. Limited information may remain where reasonably necessary for support, security, transaction records or legal obligations, subject to the limits below. Backup and service-provider copies are handled according to applicable retention processes and legal requirements. We do not promise immediate or universal erasure of every copy; this does not limit any deletion duty imposed by applicable law.

Providers and backups

Removing data from active systems does not necessarily erase every restricted backup or provider record at that moment. We maintain follow-up records, communicate applicable requests to providers, and use appropriate deletion or expiration mechanisms. Where delayed backup deletion is legally permitted, copies remain restricted for the relevant purpose until deleted under the applicable schedule. Restored data must be checked against current deletion and withdrawal restrictions before normal access resumes.

Some providers do not offer immediate, per-request erasure and instead follow retention schedules with defined exceptions. We describe relevant limitations before using those services for customer content. A provider’s retention policy does not by itself authorize us to miss an applicable legal deadline. If a retained copy, exception or provider limitation prevents complete erasure, we explain the affected scope and next steps rather than reporting that everything was deleted.

Limited retained records

We may retain minimized records for a specific, documented purpose such as handling and evidencing support or privacy requests, maintaining consent or restriction records, security/fraud prevention, tax/payment obligations, or establishing or defending legal claims. Retention must be lawful, necessary and proportionate, with appropriate access limits and an end point or review criterion. These exceptions do not authorize continuing ordinary creative or marketing use of withdrawn material.

Removing project material does not automatically require deleting every related support email or transaction record. We assess those records according to the request's scope, their continuing necessity and applicable law. Email and support records are not categorically exempt from deletion, and we do not retain unnecessary personal information indefinitely merely because it appears in correspondence.

Copies held by recipients

We cannot remotely erase copies that a host, contributor or viewer has already downloaded, recorded or independently shared outside systems we control. This practical limit does not waive anyone’s legal rights or remove our obligations for processing carried out by providers on our behalf.

17Children and Minors

PartyPackStudio account holders, co-hosts, and direct contributors must be at least 18 years old. The initial service does not permit minors to create accounts or independently submit contributions. Before creating an account or directly contributing, a person must confirm that they are at least 18. PartyPackStudio does not attempt to determine age by analyzing a person’s writing, photograph, voice, appearance, or other content.

A responsible adult may submit appropriate material involving a minor and must confirm that they have the authority needed to do so. The adult—not the minor—must control the submission and related communications. We do not knowingly use children’s information for targeted advertising, profiling, public discovery, or general model training.

If we learn that a minor used the service to submit material directly, or that a minor’s information was provided without appropriate authority, we may restrict the material and account while we verify the circumstances with a responsible adult and take appropriate action. If you believe this has occurred, email support@partypackstudio.com.

18Data Location

PartyPackStudio’s initial paid service is offered only to U.S. customers, but customer eligibility is different from the physical location of data processing. StudioBox LLC and its service providers may process and store information in the United States and in other locations where they operate, subject to their configurations, agreements, and applicable law. We do not promise that information will remain in a particular state or data center unless we expressly confirm that capability.

19Security

We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect information, including access controls, private project boundaries, authentication, secure service configuration, monitoring, and restricted processing paths appropriate to the information and risks involved.

No online service, transmission method, or storage system can guarantee absolute security. Users should protect their account credentials and private links and notify us promptly if they believe access has been compromised.

A person's submission without the necessary permission is distinct from StudioBox's own handling of that information. We remain responsible for our applicable safeguards, incident-response duties and legally required notifications; a contributor's confirmation or an outside provider's involvement does not waive those obligations. This policy does not promise that every incident can be prevented.

20Legal, Safety, and Rights-Protection Disclosures

We may preserve, access, or disclose information when we reasonably believe it is necessary to:

  • comply with applicable law, legal process, or a valid government request;
  • enforce our agreements and policies;
  • investigate fraud, security incidents, abuse, threats, or illegal activity;
  • protect the rights, safety, privacy, and property of users, StudioBox LLC, or others;
  • respond to copyright, privacy, intimate-image, child-safety, or other serious content reports; or
  • establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

We evaluate requests and seek to disclose only what is reasonably necessary under the circumstances.

21Business Transfers

Information may be reviewed or transferred as part of a proposed or completed financing, merger, acquisition, reorganization, sale of assets, bankruptcy, or similar business transaction involving StudioBox LLC. We will seek to apply appropriate confidentiality and security protections during that process.

A business transfer does not silently authorize materially broader uses of previously collected private content. Any new operator would remain subject to applicable law and the privacy commitments governing information when it was collected unless a lawful change and any required notice or permission occurs.

22U.S. Privacy Requests

Depending on where you live and applicable law, you may have rights concerning access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction, or appeal. PartyPackStudio provides an email request path even when a particular statutory right does not apply.

Email requests to support@partypackstudio.com. Include enough information to identify the relevant account, invitation, or project, but do not email passwords, payment-card numbers, private media, or unnecessary identity documents. We may request additional information when reasonably necessary to verify identity or authority.

You may also report concerns about use of your likeness, voice, private story or personal information without creating an account. Explain your connection to the material and the requested action. We may request proportionate supporting information and restrict disputed material while reviewing a credible complaint. An accusation alone does not establish a legal violation, and we do not act as a court deciding private family, ownership or permission disputes. Verification and review remain subject to applicable duties and deadlines.

These privacy commitments and applicable rights also cover people participating without charge. A free application, account or contribution is not a waiver of privacy rights or our responsibilities for handling information.

We will not discriminate against you for making a good-faith privacy request. Some requests may be limited where another person’s rights, security, fraud prevention, or legal obligations require it.

If we decline or limit a privacy request, we will explain the reason when appropriate. You may request another review by replying to our decision or emailing support@partypackstudio.com with “Privacy Appeal” in the subject line. Where applicable law provides an appeal deadline, response deadline, authorized-agent process or a right to complain to a regulator, we apply those requirements and provide the relevant instructions. Verification and unresolved technical work do not automatically extend a legal deadline.

A request may be reported as partially completed when an identified item is awaiting verified contributor resolution, provider deletion, backup expiration, a narrow legal or security exception, or another documented dependency. We distinguish completed actions from remaining obligations and explain the affected scope and next steps. Separable required actions and applicable legal deadlines still apply. We will not describe the entire request as complete merely because it was received, queued or acknowledged by a provider.

We apply rights required by applicable law and may provide the same request path voluntarily where a particular statute does not apply. This policy does not claim that every state privacy statute applies to every user or to StudioBox LLC at every stage of the service.

23Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy as the service, providers, or legal requirements change. The policy will display its version and effective date. We will provide appropriate notice of material changes.

A policy update alone does not authorize a materially different use of previously collected private content. Public marketing requires the separate informed permission described in this policy before that use begins. Our no-training commitment is described in Sections 6 and 7; updating this policy does not grant training permission. Other material changes remain subject to the notice and permission requirements that apply to them.

24Contact Us

PartyPackStudio

Operated by StudioBox LLC

Privacy, account, contributor, honoree, and removal requests:

support@partypackstudio.com

Formal legal matters:

legal@studioboxllc.com

You can contact support through Contact & help or by email. Email is our usual support channel; accessible alternatives are addressed in the Accessibility Statement. We do not offer a telephone service or 24-hour support.