Privacy
User-first privacy principles
Privacy decisions are made up-front in product design, not retrofitted. We collect what we need, explain how we use it, and put users in control.
Foundations
Principles that guide our practices
- Data minimization by default
- Purpose limitation tied to product value
- Transparency in plain language
- Lawful and fair processing
- User control over personal information
- Privacy reviewed during product changes
User Control
Rights and controls
- Access to personal information held about you
- Correction of inaccurate or outdated data
- Deletion requests honored within stated timeframes
- Portability of data in commonly used formats
- Granular communication and feature preferences
- Clear pathway to contact our privacy team
Processing
Responsible processing
- Processing tied to documented purposes
- Vendors bound by data processing terms
- Cross-border transfer safeguards where applicable
- Aggregated and de-identified analytics where feasible
- Children's data handled with extra care
- Privacy considerations in AI-assisted features