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Privacy

What TREAT blog keeps about you, and why.

What we store

Cookies

This blog sets one cookie, a session cookie that keeps you logged in. There are no tracking or advertising cookies.

Who can see it

Each post has its own setting: Public (anyone, including people who aren’t signed in), Members (anyone signed in here), Followers (people you’ve accepted as followers) or Only me. Your username, profile photo and public posts can be seen by anyone; your real name only by members. Your email is only visible to admins. Your wear history and insights are only shown to you.

Other blogs

People on other blogs, including other TREAT blogs and Mastodon and other Fediverse servers, can follow you by your address (your username @ this blog’s domain). Your Public and Followers posts, likes and comments on them, username and profile photo are sent to the blogs of people who follow you, and are then held by those blogs under their own policies. Members and Only me posts never leave TREAT blog. Deleting or hiding a post asks those blogs to remove it, but they can’t be forced to.

When you follow, like or comment on someone on another blog, their blog is told (your username and address). Their posts and photos are copied here so members can see them; photos are fetched by this blog, so theirs never sees who looks at them. Copies are removed when they delete a post or nobody here follows them any more.

Third parties

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Your data

You can download everything you’ve posted from your account page. To have your account removed, ask an admin.