Privacy
The short version: Keep only the minimum information to make this thing work, don't sell it, don't give it to a third party, and you can request it to be deleted at any time.
What is stored
- Your email address, and the name and profile photo address Google gave you when you signed in with Google. Used to recognize who you are.
- Your answers and comments.
- The party you are calling: time, city, location, instructions. The full address is only visible to those who have registered.
- Your registration history, and the photos you have uploaded.
- The login session (a cookie), and the translated text that is cached so as not to call the translation interface repeatedly.
What is not stored
- No password - this site doesn't require a password at all.
- There is no payment information. There is no charge here.
- No ad tracking, no third-party analytics scripts, no pixels.
Where it lives
The data is encrypted for transmission and storage in an independent database on Amazon Web Services servers located in northern Virginia (us-east-1). The photo is in a private storage bucket, and the address where the image was viewed is signed every time, and it expires for one hour.
There are only three third parties used: Google (when you choose to sign in) and Amazon Web Services (hosting, database, email verification codes, translation). No one else.
How to delete it
Write a letter to anwangpeng@gmail.com, delete it as soon as you say it, without asking why. Delete all the parties you've convened, and those who sign up will see that one is gone.