Influcio Privacy Policy

1. Publicly AvailableYour privacy policy must be easily accessible and publicly available without requiring login.The policy should be hosted on a stable website that matches your app’s domain.Include a clear and visible link to the privacy policy on your website and within your app.

2. Clear Data Usage DisclosureSpecify what types of data you collect from users (e.g., personal details, emails, usage data).Explain how the data is collected (e.g., user input, cookies, third-party services).Clarify why you collect the data (e.g., authentication, service improvement, analytics).

3. Data Sharing & Third-Party InvolvementClearly state who you share data with, including service providers, partners, or advertisers.If your app transfers Google user data to third parties, explain the purpose and safeguards in place.Follow the Google API Services User Data Policy, including Limited Use requirements.

4. Google API ComplianceIf your app integrates with Google APIs, it must adhere to Google's policies.Include this mandatory statement in your privacy policy:"(App’s) use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements."

5. User Rights & ControlAllow users to access, update, or delete their data upon request.Explain how users can revoke access to their data or opt-out of data collection.

6. Data Security MeasuresDescribe how you store and protect user data (e.g., encryption, restricted access).Ensure compliance with relevant data protection laws (GDPR, CCPA, etc.).

7. Policy Updates & Contact InformationState that you may update the privacy policy and how users will be informed.Provide a contact email or form for privacy-related inquiries.
Contactoauth-feedback@google.comhttps://cloud.google.com/contact?hl=en
Social Media Social Media Policy

1. Linking Third-Party Social Media AccountsAs part of the functionality of the Site, you may link your Influcio account with third-party social media accounts (“Third-Party Accounts”). These platforms may include Google, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter, and others. You can authorize us to access your Third-Party Account by:Logging in through Influcio using your Third-Party Account credentials.Granting Influcio permission to access certain data from your Third-Party Account, as allowed under the applicable terms, conditions, and privacy settings of that platform.By linking your Third-Party Account, you confirm and warrant that:You have the legal right to provide your Third-Party Account credentials to Influcio and grant access to your account.Granting access does not violate any applicable terms of service of the Third-Party Account.You understand that Influcio does not assume any financial obligations or usage restrictions imposed by the third-party provider.

2. Information We CollectWhen you link a Third-Party Account to Influcio, we may collect and store the following data based on your authorization and privacy settings:Basic Information: Username, profile picture, social media ID, bio.Social Influence Data: Follower count, engagement rates, and other publicly available metrics.Public Content: Posts, images, videos, live streams, and comments (only within the authorized scope).Social Network Contacts: Friends or followers, only if explicitly permitted by you.We do not collect private messages, non-public posts, or other confidential data from your Third-Party Account.

3. How We Use Your Social Media DataWe use your social media data only for the following purposes:Account authentication to facilitate login through OAuth 2.0.Enhancing your experience on the platform by integrating your social media activity with Influcio’s services.Brand collaborations and marketing to help match you with suitable brand opportunities.Analytics and content sharing, allowing you to track engagement and post content through Influcio.Fraud detection and compliance to maintain the security and integrity of our platform.     We do not use your social media data for:Personalized advertising without consent.Selling or redistributing your data to third parties.Sharing with external analytics providers without explicit authorization.

4. Managing Access and Revoking AuthorizationIf a Third-Party Account or associated service becomes unavailable, or if our access to it is revoked, any previously accessible social media content may no longer be available through Influcio.You may disable the connection between your Influcio account and a Third-Party Account at any time by:Adjusting your Influcio account settings.Revoking access directly through your Third-Party Account’s security settings (e.g., Google Security Settings).Upon revocation, we will delete any stored data retrieved from your Third-Party Account, except for your username and profile picture, which may remain associated with your Influcio account.

5. Data Storage and SecurityWe encrypt and securely store your social media data.We retain your social media data only for as long as necessary to provide the requested services.If you disconnect a Third-Party Account, we will permanently delete any associated OAuth data from our servers.For Google OAuth users: You may also manage or revoke access via Google Account Security Settings.

6. Compliance with Google API and Other Third-Party PlatformsInflucio complies with Google API Services User Data Policy and OAuth 2.0 authentication standards.We follow Google’s Limited Use Policy, ensuring that Google user data is not used for advertising or shared with unauthorized parties.Data collected from Google services (e.g., YouTube API) is only used for providing platform functionality and not for advertising purposes.

Social media policyAs part of the functionality of the Site, you may link your Influcio account with third-party social media accounts (“Third-Party Accounts”), including but not limited to Google, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Twitter. You can authorize Influcio to access your Third-Party Account by logging in through Influcio using your Third-Party Account credentials or by granting Influcio permission to access specific data, as permitted under the applicable terms, conditions, and privacy settings of that platform. By linking your Third-Party Account, you confirm that you have the legal right to provide your credentials and grant access to your account, that granting such access does not violate any applicable terms of service, and that Influcio does not assume any financial obligations or usage restrictions imposed by the third-party provider.When you link a Third-Party Account to Influcio, we may collect and store certain data based on your authorization and privacy settings, including basic information such as your username, profile picture, social media ID, and bio; social influence data such as follower count, engagement rates, and other publicly available metrics; public content such as posts, images, videos, live streams, and comments, only within the authorized scope; and social network contacts, such as friends or followers, but only if explicitly permitted by you. We do not collect private messages, non-public posts, or any other confidential data from your Third-Party Account.We use your social media data only for essential platform functionalities, including account authentication via OAuth 2.0, integrating social media activity with Influcio’s services, matching you with brand collaborations and marketing opportunities, providing analytics and content-sharing tools, and ensuring fraud detection and compliance to maintain platform integrity. We do not use your social media data for personalized advertising without consent, sell or redistribute your data to third parties, or share it with external analytics providers without explicit authorization.If a Third-Party Account or its associated service becomes unavailable, or if you revoke our access, previously accessible social media content may no longer be available through Influcio. You may disable the connection between Influcio and your Third-Party Account at any time through Influcio account settings or by revoking access directly via your Third-Party Account’s security settings (e.g., Google Security Settings). Once access is revoked, we will delete any stored data retrieved from your Third-Party Account, except for your username and profile picture, which may remain associated with your Influcio account.We implement encryption and secure storage measures to protect your social media data and retain it only as long as necessary to provide the requested services. If you disconnect a Third-Party Account, any associated OAuth data will be permanently deleted from our servers. For Google OAuth users, you may also manage or revoke access via Google Account Security Settings.Influcio complies with Google API Services User Data Policy and OAuth 2.0 authentication standards and follows Google’s Limited Use Policy, ensuring that Google user data is not used for advertising, nor is it shared with unauthorized third parties. Any data collected from Google services (e.g., YouTube API) is used strictly to provide platform functionality and not for advertising purposes. We do not review or moderate social media content for accuracy, legality, or compliance and do not assume responsibility for user-generated content.