Our Privacy Promise
1. Our Philosophy on Data
Privacy is not a compliance checklist; it is our product. We understand that for you to be honest about your family life, you must be absolutely certain that your words cannot be traced back to you. This document outlines exactly what we collect and how we keep you anonymous.
2. The Information We Collect
We practice "Data Minimization." We only collect what is strictly necessary to run the platform.
Your Persona: We collect the Avatar and Alias (e.g., "Angry Dad") you choose to represent yourself.
Content: We store the text of the posts and comments you submit.
Reactions: We record your "Likes" (Hearts) on posts to display community engagement.
Technical Metadata: Like all websites, our servers automatically log basic technical information such as your IP address to prevent spam and abuse.
3. The Information We Do NOT Collect
- We do not require your real name.
- We do not require your email address to post anonymously (unless you voluntarily choose to create a synced account).
- We do not track your location beyond general country-level data for security.
4. Local Storage vs. Permanent Accounts
Local Mode: By default, your profile is stored in "Local Storage" on your browser. If you clear your browser cache, this local identity is wiped clean, and your history on that device is lost to you (though your posts remain on the site anonymously).
Permanent Account: If you choose to sign in, we will store your email solely for login purposes, allowing you to access your profile and history across multiple devices.
5. Artificial Intelligence & Data Processing
We utilize advanced technologies to assist with moderation as follows.
Pre-Screening: When active, our AI systems scan your text for Personally Identifiable Information (PII) before publication.
No Training: We do not grant permission for your submitted content to be used to train future AI models.
Transient Processing: The AI analyzes the text for safety and returns a result; it does not retain a memory of who posted it.
6. Your Rights & Content Control
Because our system limits direct editing to prevent abuse, you retain the right to request changes to your data. You may use the "Flag" feature on any of your posts to request deletion or modification by an administrator.