abitcoinperson on Nostr: None. In practice, we actually don’t collect this data. You can use us anonymously ...
None.
In practice, we actually don’t collect this data.
You can use us anonymously with a variety of login methods not attached to identity (lightning / btc / email / even API).
We do a static check of IP for sanctions related purposes but don’t store that data.
If you pay with credit card (in lieu of bitcoin), we do collect a few other device metrics for fraud prevention reasons.
This privacy policy was written a few years ago by some expensive lawyers who I think prioritized protecting us from every angle rather than simply stating what we do and don’t do.
They should be rewritten more clearly and accurately, and they will be… but frankly, all this is very expensive. We’re small and we dedicate our resources to working capital and building new products… ideally not paying more for lawyers.
Everyone on our team cares deeply about privacy, often to the detriment of our bottom line. Our public facing policies should reflect this… but we’ve got a few more things to push out before we go back and change all these nice to have things from the past.
Hope that all makes sense.
In practice, we actually don’t collect this data.
You can use us anonymously with a variety of login methods not attached to identity (lightning / btc / email / even API).
We do a static check of IP for sanctions related purposes but don’t store that data.
If you pay with credit card (in lieu of bitcoin), we do collect a few other device metrics for fraud prevention reasons.
This privacy policy was written a few years ago by some expensive lawyers who I think prioritized protecting us from every angle rather than simply stating what we do and don’t do.
They should be rewritten more clearly and accurately, and they will be… but frankly, all this is very expensive. We’re small and we dedicate our resources to working capital and building new products… ideally not paying more for lawyers.
Everyone on our team cares deeply about privacy, often to the detriment of our bottom line. Our public facing policies should reflect this… but we’ve got a few more things to push out before we go back and change all these nice to have things from the past.
Hope that all makes sense.