NOONWALK POLICY
Privacy Policy
Effective September 1, 2026 · Version 2026-09-01
1. Data we process
We process sign-in email, OAuth identifiers, name, birth date, country and timezone, organization email and affiliation, role, interests, activity preferences, location and distance settings, profile photos, and matching, chat, meeting, and report records.
2. Purposes
We use data for account and affiliation verification, recommendations and matching, scheduling and chat, notifications, safety reports, fraud prevention, and service operations.
3. Service providers
We may use Supabase for databases, Railway for APIs, Vercel for web delivery, Resend for email, and configured S3-compatible storage for media. Your selected OAuth provider processes social sign-in data.
4. Retention and deletion
Account data is retained while you use the service and related data and uploads are deleted when you delete your account. Limited records may be retained where required for law, security investigations, or disputes.
5. Your rights
You can edit your profile, reverify affiliation, block users, disable notifications, and delete your account. Launch information will include a process and contact for access, correction, deletion, and restriction requests.
6. Security
We use session cookies, access controls, password hashing, one-time codes, upload ownership checks, secret-safe logging, and moderator authorization checks.
7. Google place search
Workplace searches send query text, the selected place ID, a search session identifier, country and language to Google Maps Platform, not your sign-in or affiliation email. Your selected place ID and personal coordinates support recommendations and distance calculations. Google place names, addresses and predictions are not permanently stored. Coordinate caches are deleted after 28 days and fetched again when needed. Google’s Privacy Policy also applies.
The privacy contact and exact international transfer locations, legal basis, and retention periods must be completed after confirming launch contracts and regions.