Waymark / Routes / flickr.com Respect Flickr's per-user default privacy setting when uploading and displaying photos
domain: flickr.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Before upload/display, call flickr.prefs.getPrivacy to read the user's current default privacy setting Either upload photos using that default privacy level or surface it as the pre-selected option in any privacy picker you present Re-check this default periodically (Flickr recommends checking daily) since users can change it outside your app Use Flickr's standardized privacy terms (Public, Friends, Family, Friends and Family, Private) rather than inventing your own labels Cache Flickr API results and images for up to 24 hours to reduce redundant calls, per Flickr's guidance Known gotchas Silently defaulting to "Public" instead of honoring the account's saved preference violates Flickr's API terms and surprises users The privacy default can change between sessions, so a value cached at first login can go stale — Flickr recommends checking it daily Screen-scraping flickr.com instead of using the API is explicitly disallowed and actively blocked
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