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diff --git a/embeds/stub-privacy.md b/embeds/stub-privacy.md index 757e430..f641dc1 100644 --- a/embeds/stub-privacy.md +++ b/embeds/stub-privacy.md @@ -1,75 +1,39 @@ # Privacy Policy -**Last Updated:** July 7, 2025 +**Last Updated:** August 4, 2025 ## Stub Copy for Development Only! **This is not the official privacy policy. It is included for local testing and layout purposes only. -Do not use this version in production. The official public instance of Eko, hosted at eko.kyren.codes, has its own up-to-date privacy policy. -This stub may be based on a prior version, but may differ from the official policy in wording or scope.** +Do not use this version in production. The official public instance of Eko, hosted at `eko.kyren.codes`, has its own up-to-date privacy policy.** -This Privacy Policy explains how we handle data when you use our anonymous communication platform. The service operates without requiring user‑submitted personal identifiers such as names or email addresses. However, we do process certain technical data (e.g. IP addresses) which may be considered personal data under some laws. +This Privacy Policy shows how we handle markdown when you test our anonymous communication platform. The following sentence makes no sense and operates without any meaning at-all for exmaple such as names or email addresses. However, we do stuff (e.g. Some stuff) which may be considered some stuff. ## 1. What We Collect -When using the service, we collect the following: +This is an example of a bunch of bullets: -- **IP address and port** – for connection tracking and abuse prevention -- **User ID** – a stable 64-bit identifier generated on first login -- **Request data** – including message contents and other client requests -- **Usage metrics** – such as API usage frequency and session durations -- **System analytics** (optional) – OS, architecture, RAM, and terminal-related environment variables +- **Some stuff** – for some reasons +- **Other stuff** – a stable 64-bit identifier generated on first login +- **Blabla** – includes some random things0 +- **Hmmm** – such as API +- **CPU vs AI** (optional) – Motherboard, CPU, RAM, and programming-related bugs, [play it](https://github.com/the-memory-managers/cpu-vs-ai) now! -System analytics are enabled by default and can be disabled at any time in the client's local configuration file. They are used solely for technical improvement and never for tracking or profiling. To reduce duplicates, the client may generate a random, local device ID not tied to your account. This ID is used only for aggregate analytics and may appear in short-term logs (see Section 3: Log Retention). +Of course now we need to write a really long paragraph that spans multiple lines just to make sure all the formatting works, so we will write a very long paragraph to fill up the text, and it should be at least a few lines. It'd also include a period that just continues like normally to end the sentence. Did you know that British people call a period a "full stop". -We do not require or collect real names, emails, or similar personal identifiers. If you voluntarily include such data in messages or display names, you do so at your own discretion and are responsible for its content. +## 2. Making sure terms work -## 2. Why We Collect It +This is to make sure that the Terms of Service link appropriately when viewing directly on the website. -We collect this data in order to: +### Sub headers -- Maintain the functionality and stability of the service -- Debug issues and monitor abuse -- Improve system performance and reliability -- Analyze aggregate usage patterns -- Understand user environments to improve compatibility and experience +- Bullet 2 +- Bullet 1 +- Bullet 0 +- Bullet 255 -We do **not sell your data to advertisers or third parties**. +This makes sure subheaders work appropariately -## 3. Log Retention +## This is some extra text -We store logs of requests and connection events, which may include IP addresses, User IDs, and full request content (such as messages or device analytics). - -### How Logging Works - -- There is always one active log file ("current"), which is written to during runtime. -- The log is rotated either when it exceeds 100MB or every midnight (UTC time) if the server isn't down. -- Each time rotation occurs, the system checks for and deletes any archived logs that are older than 7 days from their rotation timestamp. - -**Note:** Logs are typically deleted after approximately 7 to 14 days, but may remain on disk longer if log rotation has not occurred (for example, due to server downtime or low activity). - -## 4. Account and Message Deletion - -You may delete your account at any time. When this happens: - -- Your account is flagged as deleted -- All servers ("networks") **you own** are deleted, along with all messages in those servers ("networks") - -Messages you’ve sent to other servers ("networks") or users ("signals") **are not deleted automatically**, but you may delete them individually if you still have access to them. - -Log data associated with your account is retained temporarily as part of standard rotation, even after account deletion. - -## 5. User Rights - -Under GDPR and similar laws, you can: - -- **Access or correct** your data -- **Erase** your account (logs auto‑delete after approximately 7 to 14 days) -- **Disable** system analytics (connection logs remain under legitimate interest) - -To exercise any right, email **eko-app@protonmail.com** with your User ID. -We’ll make reasonable efforts to respond to verifiable data‑subject requests within 30 days. - -## 6. Changes to This Policy - -We may modify this Privacy Policy at any time, with or without notice. Your continued use of the service after any change constitutes your acceptance of the updated policy. +Of course now we need to write a really long paragraph that spans multiple lines just to make sure all the formatting works, so we will write a very long paragraph to fill up the text, and it should be at least a few lines. It'd also include a period that just continues like normally to end the sentence. Did you know that British people call a period a "full stop". |