Follow venue rules
Respect barriers, staff instructions, capacity limits, quiet areas, food and drink rules, and restrictions on photography or recording.
Safety and respect
The app supports general reflection. It cannot see a venue, assess a risk, grant consent, interpret a policy, or respond to an emergency.


Before a real visit
Voces en Capas is not connected to venue operations. Confirm opening hours, ticketing, access services, photography rules, bag policies, transportation, and emergency procedures directly with the venue.
Respect barriers, staff instructions, capacity limits, quiet areas, food and drink rules, and restrictions on photography or recording.
Do not touch, move, lean on, or place items near artwork unless a clearly marked interactive installation expressly permits it.
Do not block accessible routes, exits, seating, labels, other visitors, or the space someone needs to view or move safely.
Consent and story
A public space does not erase a person's boundaries, and access to an image or story does not automatically grant permission to reuse it.

Privacy by restraint
Voces en Capas provides no free-text field, photo upload, voice recording, contact list, location log, or participant profile. Do not attempt to encode names, health information, immigration details, incident reports, confidential stories, or other sensitive records into structured choices.
If a real activity requires personal or sensitive information, use an authorized process with appropriate consent, security, retention, and safeguarding—not this app.
Not an emergency or professional service
The app does not provide emergency response, mental-health care, medical advice, legal advice, copyright clearance, art authentication, appraisal, conservation guidance, building-code review, accessibility certification, security planning, or professional curatorial accreditation. In an urgent situation, contact local emergency services or appropriate on-site staff.
Adult audience
The interface is text-led and built around adult curatorial and rights-respecting practice. It does not create child profiles, support adult–minor messaging, or offer youth enrollment. If a minor encounters the app, a parent or guardian should decide whether and how it is used.