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What we collect, why we need it, and who else ever sees it. This is the working outline.

Last updated August 2026

01The short version

  • A supporter never sees a creator's address, legal name or contact details.
  • A creator never sees a supporter's address or payment details, and sees a real name only if the supporter chooses to share one.
  • No identity documents are collected to receive gifts.

02What we collect

  • Account data: email address, handle, password hash.
  • Delivery data: the shipping address a creator gives us so we can forward parcels.
  • Gift data: items, amounts, messages and timestamps.
  • Technical data: IP address, device and browser information, and pages visited.

To be drafted

  • Confirm the full list of analytics events and the retention period for each.
  • Document exactly which fields the payment processor returns to us.

03Why we collect it

  • To forward gifts to the right person, which cannot be done without a delivery address.
  • To prevent fraud and abuse of the forwarding service.
  • To provide support when a parcel goes missing.

To be drafted

  • Map each purpose to its lawful basis under UK and EU GDPR.
  • Decide whether product analytics runs on consent or legitimate interests.

04Who we share it with

  • Payment processors, to take payment and pay out.
  • Shipping carriers, limited to what is needed to deliver a parcel.
  • Hosting and infrastructure providers.

To be drafted

  • Publish the full subprocessor list with locations, and commit to a notice period for changes.
  • Confirm the transfer mechanism for data leaving the UK and EEA.

05How long we keep it

To be drafted

  • Set a retention period for each category, and the deletion schedule after account closure.
  • Confirm the minimum retention required by tax and anti-money-laundering law.

06Your rights

  • You can request a copy of your data, correct it, or ask for it to be deleted.
  • You can object to processing and complain to your local data protection authority.

To be drafted

  • Name the data protection contact and the response time commitment.
  • Build and document the self-serve export and deletion flow.

07Children

To be drafted

  • Set the minimum age for an account and describe how under-age accounts are handled once identified.

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