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No privacy policy... Not putting my number in there

• jimhi 4y ago
  It's right here https://www.efani.com/privacy-policy https://www.efani.com/privacy-policy
  • tragictrash 4y ago
    That link isn't in the footer of the page you posted, and the help chat covers the link on page load when present on mobile. Also, reading the privacy policy, it looks lacking. I'm not a lawyer, but https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/what-to-include-in-your-website-s-privacy-policy.html https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/what-to-include-in-y... clearly states that if your service sends text messages, you should make a statement about retaining that data indefinitely. After reviewing the privacy policy, and seeing who else is involved in the company, no thanks. Seems very non professional.
• noasaservice 4y ago
  Privacy policies mean absolutely jack and shit. Radio Shack had one. Judge threw it out in bankruptcy court. Others have a clause "we can change this whenever yadda yadda". Basically if you think that's going to stop them, I have a bridge to sell ya.
  • ahaseeb 4y ago
    in bankruptcy courts, everything is pretty much thrown out and yes every company can update their ToS. For Efani Secure Mobile, we clearly tell how we make money. If the goal was to harvest the data, service could be super cheap to get people in and then make money off it We make money by selling to you rather than selling you
  • tragictrash 4y ago
    It's not about the privacy policy itself, it's about the company having one that's suitable. I understand where you're coming from, but there are additional red flags to be drawn from beyond that.