<p>We are not some corporation so we do not have a legalistic privacy policy, so we will speak plainly. The purpose of this page is to show our users what we collect and how we handle the data we collect. It's not meant to be legal defense. It is needles to say that we don't take responsibility for anything that might happen to your data. We are a small community of Free and Open source software enthusiasts among others, we do not make any money from collecting data or any money at all outside of donations. So look at us more like a small village of 100 peoples, where people help and trust each other, rather than a city of million people where you need constant law enforcement and legalism.</p>
<p>All the data we collect we collect only for technical reasons or because the design of the software demands it. The data that gets stored on our server is periodically removed after some time. This includes nginx access and error logs and docker logs. We live by the rule "Do not do unto others, what you do not want others to do unto you" (Luke 6:31), we expect our users to abide by this rule too and not try to scrape metadata of other users. </p>
<p>On some services such as invidious or matrix (or really any that use postgresql to store data), we might have easy access to your full username, email and password. This is not a choice of ours but it's an inevitable design of the software. For this reason, we suggest using a password manager with a unique password everywhere (not just our services). Others services, unlike us, will not hesitate to take advantage of this.</p>
