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Privacy Policy
This policy explains what NAA collects, why it is used, and the choices available to people who use NAA on the web or in future apps.
Effective date: August 27, 2026
Information We Collect
NAA collects the information needed to create and operate your account, including authentication details, profile information, interface preferences, and the content you choose to publish.
Depending on how you use NAA, this may include:
- Account information such as email address and sign-in method.
- Profile information such as display name, handle, country, language, bio, and profile image where provided.
- User-created content such as posts, questions, replies, votes, reactions, follows, and community memberships.
- Third-party sign-in information received from providers such as Google, Facebook, Apple, or other supported OAuth providers.
- Basic usage, device, session, cookie, and technical data needed for security, authentication, reliability, and service improvement.
Third-Party Authentication
If you sign in through Google, Facebook, Apple, or another supported provider, NAA uses the provider response to authenticate you and connect that sign-in method to your NAA account. NAA does not receive your provider password.
How We Use Information
NAA uses information to:
- Create, secure, and maintain your account.
- Display public profile and user-created content according to the product rules.
- Operate core features such as communities, feeds, replies, votes, reactions, and account deletion.
- Improve reliability, safety, performance, and the overall NAA experience.
Sharing and Service Providers
NAA may use service and infrastructure providers to host the service, provide authentication, store data, deliver email, protect security, and operate the product.
NAA does not sell personal data and does not describe or rely on advertising tracking or data brokerage in this policy.
Cookies and Sessions
NAA may use cookies or similar browser storage for authentication, session refresh, language routing, and service security. These are used to keep the service working rather than to sell advertising profiles.
Account Deletion and Retention
You can delete your NAA account from the Account menu or account settings by choosing Delete account. The data deletion page explains this process in more detail.
When deletion is completed, account/profile data is deleted or anonymized according to NAA's backend behavior, content is handled according to current deletion and retention rules, and records may be retained only when legally or operationally necessary.
Your Rights and Security
You may request access, correction, or deletion of your information where those rights apply. You can also use NAA's account deletion feature directly when you can access your account.
NAA uses reasonable technical and organizational safeguards to protect accounts and service data, while no online service can guarantee perfect security.
Contact
If you have privacy questions or cannot access your account, contact NAA support through the available support channel and include the email or sign-in provider connected to your account.