We’re talking about various data, much of which you entrust to us very directly: profile pictures, answers about friends, chat histories, and much more. But less obvious data is also essential: For the app to work, we need to know, for example, which phone and which system version you are using. We need to note times to display chats in the correct order. You also don't want to see profiles repeatedly, so we need to store which ones you've already seen. And then there's marketing...
In short: Only what we consider necessary to make Blindmate better and more well-known. Obviously, we need to store profile pictures, texts, and messages to display your profiles and chats. In addition, we analyze (anonymously) usage data to find problems and opportunities for improvement. When we advertise, we also analyze which advertisements are clicked and which users come into the app. In short: a whole lot comes together. We are very self-critical and there is a clear line we do not cross: We never share your data with third parties for commercial purposes.
And yes, we know that many companies make a lot of money with data. But promised, as long as this sentence stands here, that won't happen. Sure, the day might come when we suddenly get a craving for caviar. In this case, probably this text would disappear and an updated privacy policy with the headline "Privacy is important to us" would appear, which nobody reads. But we are not yet fans of caviar. Pretzels are tasty too.