Legal
Privacy Policy
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[PLACEHOLDER — one short paragraph in the second person saying what this policy covers: the NomadCheck mobile app, this website, and who the data controller is.]
1. About this policy
[PLACEHOLDER — scope of the policy, the legal entity behind NomadCheck, its registered address, and how this policy relates to the Terms of Service.]
2. Information we collect
Information you give us
[PLACEHOLDER — account details, household setup, saved cities and lists, passport or nationality selection, budget figures, support correspondence.]
Information collected automatically
[PLACEHOLDER — device model and OS version, app version, language and region, IP address, crash and performance diagnostics, in-app events. Say whether any of it is tied to an identifier.]
Information we do not collect
[PLACEHOLDER — an explicit list of what NomadCheck never asks for or stores. Precise location and payment card details are the two most worth naming if they are true.]
3. How we use your information
[PLACEHOLDER — each purpose as its own line: running the app, pricing a city for your household, syncing saved lists across your devices, support, diagnosing crashes, measuring which features get used, meeting legal obligations. One purpose per line reads far better than a paragraph.]
4. Legal bases for processing
[PLACEHOLDER — for visitors in the UK, EU, and EEA: which lawful basis under UK GDPR / GDPR applies to each purpose in section 3, and where consent is the basis, how it can be withdrawn.]
5. Third-party services
[PLACEHOLDER — an introductory line, then one entry per provider below giving the provider's name, what it receives, why, and a link to its own privacy policy.]
Numbeo
[PLACEHOLDER — Numbeo is the source of the cost-of-living data. State plainly whether anything about you is sent to Numbeo, or whether the data flows one way into our own cache. Attribution wording is an open item in docs/content.md, Part 6 — settle it here and in the footer at the same time.]
Analytics
[PLACEHOLDER — the analytics provider, what is measured, whether events are linked to an account or an advertising identifier, and how to opt out.]
Crash and performance reporting
[PLACEHOLDER — the diagnostics provider and what a crash report contains.]
App stores and payments
[PLACEHOLDER — purchases are handled by the App Store and Google Play, which means those stores hold the payment relationship and we never see card details. Name what, if anything, they pass back to us.]
6. How we share information
[PLACEHOLDER — the categories of recipient: service providers under contract, legal and regulatory requests, and a successor in a merger or acquisition. State whether personal information is ever sold or shared for advertising.]
7. Data retention
[PLACEHOLDER — how long each category from section 2 is kept and what triggers deletion. Give the period for account data after deletion, and for diagnostics and analytics events.]
8. Data security
[PLACEHOLDER — the measures in place: encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, and the breach-notification commitment.]
9. International transfers
[PLACEHOLDER — where data is stored and processed, and the safeguards used when it leaves the UK or EEA, such as standard contractual clauses or an adequacy decision.]
10. Your rights and choices
[PLACEHOLDER — access, correction, deletion, portability, objection, restriction, and withdrawing consent. Then: how to exercise each one, how long a response takes, and the right to complain to a supervisory authority. Add the US state-law disclosures here if the app ships there.]
Controls in the app
[PLACEHOLDER — the settings that give effect to the rights above: clearing saved lists, resetting a household, deleting an account, and turning analytics off.]
11. Children's privacy
[PLACEHOLDER — the minimum age, that NomadCheck is not directed at children below it, and what happens if such an account is discovered. Match the age to the store listings.]
12. Changes to this policy
[PLACEHOLDER — how changes are announced, how much notice is given for a material change, and that the date at the top of this page is the authoritative one.]
13. Contact us
[PLACEHOLDER — the support email address, a postal address, and the data protection contact or representative if one is required. The support address is still an open item in docs/content.md, Part 6; it goes in the footer at the same time.]