Last Modified: 2023-04-08
At Taddy, we are committed to protecting your privacy and keeping your information safe. This policy regarding our privacy practices (the “Privacy Policy”) describes how we treat the information we collect when you visit and use Taddy (the “Site”) and/or Taddy’s other domains, our iOS or Android apps, our APIs, products, advertising products, services, and/or content (collectively with the Site, the “Services”).
This Privacy Policy covers our treatment of information gathered when you are using or accessing the Services.
When you create an account on the Services (an “Account”), we’ll ask you for information such as your name, and email address (“Account Information”). We may use your Account Information, alone or together with other information, such as your general location, to enhance and improve the Services, such as by personalization.
Content uploaded to Taddy is used to create a public feed that you can share with other applications. This feed is shared publicly via a public URL and via our API and is accessible to everyone, including search engines, and you may lose any privacy rights you might have regarding that content. In addition, information shared publicly may be copied and shared throughout the Internet, including through actions or features native to the Services.
As part of the Services, you may occasionally receive email and other communications from us. Administrative communications relating to your Account (e.g., for purposes of Account recovery or password reset) are considered part of the Services and your Account, which you may not be able to opt-out from receiving. We also may send you other kinds of emails, which you can opt-out of either from your by using the “Opt-Out” link in the emails themselves.
We will sometimes collect financial information, such as information related to your payment method (valid credit card number, type, expiration date or other financial information). This happens when you decide to purchase a Paid Service. We do not, however, store that financial information; such information is stored by our payment processor (the “Payment Processor”), and use and storage of that information is governed by the Payment Processor’s applicable terms of service and privacy policy (the Payment Processor may also have other terms, and you are responsible for locating and familiarizing yourself with those terms, as applicable). We do receive certain information from our Payment Processor: (1) a unique token that we connect with your Account to enable you to make further purchases using the information stored by our Payment Processor and (2) in certain cases, the last four digits of the credit card number associated with that token, so that we can prevent fraudulent transactions and identity theft.
We collect information about how people use the Services, including those with an Account. This type of information may be collected in our log files each time you interact with (i.e., make a request to) the Services. We use internal tools and third party applications and services (like Google Analytics) to collect and analyze this information. Some of this information may also be associated with the Internet Protocol Address (“IP Address”) used to access the Services; some may be connected with your Account; and some may only be collected and used in aggregate form (as a statistical measure that wouldn’t identify you or your Account). We may also collect your IP Address as a means of fighting spam, malware, identity theft and generally keeping our users and infrastructure safe.
We may automatically receive and record information from your web browser or Mobile device when you interact with the Services, such as your browser or device type and version, what sort of device you are using, your operating system and version, your language preference, the website or service that referred you to the Services, the date and time of each request you make to the Services, your screen display information, and information from any Taddy cookies and JWT tokens on your web browser or mobile apps.
Both cookies or JWT (“JSON Web Token,” “JWT Tokens,”) are referred to as ”authorization mechanisms” below. Cookies are text files that may be sent to and saved by your web browser when you access a website; your web browser stores these cookies in a way associated with each website you visit, and you can generally see your cookies through your browser settings, depending on what browser you’re using. JWT tokens are also text files that may be sent to and saved by your web browser when you access a website, you can generally see your Taddy JWT token by viewing your Browser’s Local Storage.