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The author fails to abord the issue of how will the service treat user data in regard to third parties. Isn't that worth mentioning when you claim that you are
by ttt_ 14y ago
The author fails to abord the issue of how will the service treat user data in regard to third parties.
Isn't that worth mentioning when you claim that you are taking privacy seriously?
- vnorby 14y agoI can answer that for you here. This article is more about privacy as our product although it is also our policy. Our Privacy Policy and TOS outline things in legalese, but in human language, we take it seriously on the backend as well. We even put our legal documents on GitHub so you can track changes to them. We abide by all TOS provided by other APIs. We don't store your address book or your friends data; we don't want that liability. All connections are made through SSL. We will never share your data with anyone else (outside of legal obligations, I suppose - but please read our Privacy Policy and TOS for the final word as I am not our lawyer).