Who can see my original photos?

Your original is a private file, not one of the public copies that visitors load, and no page of the app has a button for it. You, collaborators who can open the Panoramas tab of a tour that uses it, and Panoramr's admin team can open it, through a page that checks who is asking. If you add a panorama of your own to a tour somebody else owns, the tour gets a copy of it in the owner's library, original included, without the photo's position and camera facts. A tour's download does not carry it either: for a phone post made before October 2026, which is not drawn from tiles, the ZIP carries the copy visitors are shown, 4,096 pixels wide. If you publish a panorama to Google Street View, Google is sent a cleaned copy made from its original. This is for what you upload now: a photo uploaded long ago can still have its full-size picture in a public file. What Panoramr keeps about your photos lists what is stored, who can reach each part and what a delete removes.