What we keep, why, and how you control it
A plain account of the data Intersink holds: what you give us, what we collect as you use the service, what we get from others, what we use it for, and the controls you have over each part.
Three sources, nothing hidden
| Source | Examples |
|---|---|
| You give us | Name, email, phone, date of birth, country, your password (stored only as a salted hash), business details and documents, bank details for payouts, and messages to support. |
| Collected as you use it | Device and browser, IP address and approximate location, sign-in and security events, pages used and crash reports. |
| From others | Payment status from payment processors, verification results from identity and company registries, and reports from other users about content. |
Each use has a reason
- Create and run your account
Everything that makes your User ID, businesses and channels work.
- Keep accounts and payments secure
Stopping fraud and abuse, and protecting sign-in.
- Verify businesses and payout accounts
Checks that the law requires before money moves.
- Bill you and keep tax records
Your monthly invoice and the records we must keep.
- Product emails and tips
Only with your consent.
- Improve the service
Analytics with your cookie consent, and server logs.
Lines we do not cross
Sold
We do not sell personal data.
Advertising
We do not use personal data for third-party advertising, and we set no advertising cookies.
Machine-only decisions
No decision with legal effects about you is made by automated means alone.
Whose data is it?
You keep ownership of what you upload. We may host, copy, display and process it only to run the service for you.
A business belongs to the legal entity named on it, not to the person who created it, and its channels belong to the business. The data a business holds about its own customers is the business’s to decide about.
Where to find each control
| I want to | Where to go |
|---|---|
| Get a copy of my data | Settings, then Download your data |
| Correct or delete something | Settings, then Privacy Center, then Privacy request |
| Close my User ID | Settings, then Delete account |
| Change cookie choices | The Cookie Notice, under Your choices |
| See where I am signed in | Security, then Devices and sessions |
| See who changed my business | The business, then Audit log |
| Handle a customer’s request | The business, then Security and privacy, then Customer data requests |
Kept only as long as needed
Each kind of data has its own retention period, set by what it is needed for and what the law requires. Businesses can shorten the defaults for their customers’ data under Security and privacy.
