The free version gives users access to standard editing tools, such as white balance, exposure, contrast and a sampling of the available presets. VSCO is a photo editing and media sharing tool. Read the developer's privacy policy for details on how your (or your kids') information is collected, used, and shared and any choices you may have in the matter, and note that privacy policies and terms of service frequently change.

After registering, the app asks permission to send notifications and access contacts, tne camera, and photos. The sharing feature allows users to share/export directly to platforms other than VSCO, such as Facebook, Snapchat, or WhatsApp. Location data appears on shared images and when exporting unless turned off in the privacy settings. There's a feature that allows users to flag inappropriate images for removal. Searches can also turn up images for marijuana and alcohol. The Community Guidelines state that material posted should be appropriate for all audiences however, that is subjective and some images portray suggestive, sexy material and other material that may be considered too explicit for kids. However, there are no public likes, public comments, or public follower counts. They can also share their own images, follow other users, and communicate directly with other members who follow them back through messaging. Similar to Instagram, users can browse and like images that appear on their feed. The free version of the app gives users access to standard photo editing tools and some of VSCO’s presets, but membership is required in order to access tips, tutorials, video editing tools, and all other photo editing tools and presets.

Parents need to know that VSCO is a photo and video app that offers editing tools to create new content, allows users to explore tips and tutorials, and promotes communication through the sharing of images and direct messaging with members of the creative community.

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