Privacy at MissToSee

1. Privacy at a glance

MissToSee is designed to help people reconnect without making private contact information public. We aim to collect only information needed to operate, protect and improve the service. Visibility and contact are controlled by the user, and a possible lead never automatically reveals an identity or address.

2. Information we may collect

Account information

Name, email address, authentication details, language, region and account preferences.

Request and story content

Text, approximate dates, photographs, audio, places and other context you choose to provide. You should share only information you are permitted to use.

Safety and verification information

Reports, moderation decisions and, when a sensitive feature requires it, verification status. Verification documents should be processed with restricted access and deleted when no longer needed.

Technical information

Device, browser, approximate region, timestamps, security events and limited usage data used to prevent abuse and maintain reliability.

3. How information may be used

• Provide accounts, private requests, invitations and protected messaging.
• Organize memories and suggest potentially related context or leads.
• Apply visibility settings and consent choices.
• Detect fraud, harassment, scraping, impersonation and unsafe disclosures.
• Review reports, provide support and meet legal obligations.
• Improve accessibility, reliability and user experience using minimized or aggregated data where possible.

4. When information may be shared

We do not intend to sell personal information. Information may be shared with service providers acting under contract, with people you intentionally invite, when you approve a connection, or when required to protect people, comply with law or respond to valid legal process. Public-facing content is limited by the visibility choice and safety review.

5. Your choices and rights

You can change request visibility, withdraw a contact invitation, block users, report content, and ask to access, correct or delete account information. Rights vary by jurisdiction and may include objection, restriction, portability or appeal of certain decisions.

6. Security and retention

Production safeguards should include encryption in transit, controlled administrative access, monitoring, rate limits and separation of public content from contact details. Information should be retained only as long as needed for the stated purpose, security, dispute resolution and legal compliance.

7. Children and vulnerable people

General accounts are intended for adults. Requests involving minors or vulnerable people require additional rules, limited visibility and, where appropriate, verified authority from a parent, guardian or recognized organization.

8. International use

Information may be processed in countries with different data-protection laws. Before production launch, the operator should document hosting locations, safeguards and regional rights.

9. Changes and contact

Material changes should be explained before they take effect. The final production policy will identify the legal operator, physical address, privacy contact and regional representative where required.