Why can’t I save photos of my own child?
I understand wanting to protect children’s privacy, but these photos are already being shared within a restricted app with authenticated Bright Horizons families, not posted publicly. At an absolute minimum, when a photo contains only my own child, I should be able to save it.
Parents should not have to contact teachers every time we want a copy of a photo the center has already chosen to share with us. Please restore downloading for solo photos or allow screenshots again. The current implementation is unnecessarily restrictive and makes one of the app’s most valuable features significantly worse.
Infuriating changes
Needs access to my photos?
Photo Permission Overkill
WARNING: Invasive Privacy Requirements
Apple provides Limited Access and Add Only permissions specifically so apps can do their job without exposing a user’s entire photo and video library. Instead of respecting those privacy protections, this app insists on unrestricted access.
Parents trust this app with information about their children. It should be leading on privacy, not demanding unnecessary access to personal data. Until the app supports Apple’s privacy-friendly permissions, I can’t recommend it.
Photo Permissions overreach
App works great!
Buggy
You can contact IT support, and they will acknowledge these bugs. However, they never seem able to fix them, even after months and years. Their Bright Day website suffers from similar issues as well.
Overall: excellent teachers, terrible apps, and frustrating IT support.
Needs work
Video downloads no longer work
Disappointing app
Doesn’t Work
Cannot log in
Really buggy
It DOES update check-in/check-out times and so far I haven’t had issues with it logging me out automatically.
