Privacy Policy for "Supercharger for Tesla Station"
Introduction
WarthogLab (“we,” “us,” or “our”) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your personal information. This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) explains how we collect, use, share, and protect information in connection with your use of our mobile application Supercharger for Tesla Station (referred to as “the App”) and related services. This Policy applies to all users of the App worldwide. By installing or using the App, you agree to the collection and use of information as described in this Policy. If you do not agree with this Policy, please do not use the App.
As a company based in France, WarthogLab operates in compliance with European data protection regulations. We act as the “data controller” for personal information processed through the App. In simple terms, this means we determine the purposes and means of processing your personal data. If you have any questions about how we handle your data, you can always contact us (contact information is provided at the end of this Policy).
No Third-Party Ads: Supercharger for Tesla Station does not display advertising. We do not share your personal data with advertisers or track you for advertising purposes. Any data we collect is used strictly for providing the App’s functionality, improving the service, and for the other purposes described below – not for third-party marketing
Information We Collect
We collect several types of information from and about users of the App. This includes information you choose to provide to us directly, information collected automatically as you use the App, and information from third-party services integrated into the App.
1. Information You Provide Voluntarily
While using our App, you generally are not required to create an account or provide personal details. However, you may choose to interact with us or the App in ways that provide us with personal information, such as:
Contact Information: If you contact us for support or feedback (for example, via email or through a support feature in the App), we may collect your name, email address, or other contact details you provide, along with the content of your communication. We will use this information solely to respond to you and resolve your requests.
Feedback and Other Voluntary Data: You might provide information when giving feedback, filling out an optional survey (if any), or reporting a problem with the App. This could include additional context or screenshots you choose to share. We collect whatever information you choose to give us and use it to address your feedback or issues.
(Note: The App is not designed to collect sensitive personal information or large amounts of user-provided data. We primarily receive personal data only if you proactively reach out to us.)
2. Information Collected Automatically
When you use Supercharger for Tesla Station, certain information is collected automatically from your device and the way you interact with the App. This data is generally technical and usage-related, helping us operate and improve the App. It includes:
Location Data: With your permission, the App collects your device’s precise geolocation data. We use your location to show nearby Tesla Supercharger stations and related information. For example, the App will use your GPS coordinates to center the map on your area and list charging stations close to you. Location data is processed in real-time for this functionality. We do not continuously track your location in the background when the App is not in use, and we do not store your exact location history on our servers. You can withdraw permission for the App to access location data at any time via your device settings; however, core features of the App (finding nearby chargers) will not work without location access.
Device Information: We collect information about the device and software you use to access the App. This may include details such as your device model, operating system version (e.g., iOS version), device language, time zone, and the unique device identifiers assigned by the operating system (for example, a device identifier or an Identifier for Vendors (IDFV)). These device identifiers are used for analytics and to uniquely, yet anonymously, identify installations of the App (so we can, for instance, count the number of unique users). They are not used to personally identify you.
Usage Data: We gather data about how you interact with the App. This can include the features or screens you use, the date and time of your sessions, what buttons or menu options you tap, and other usage statistics. For example, we might log that a user viewed the map screen, searched for a location, or viewed details of a specific charging station. This usage information helps us understand which parts of the App are most used or if users encounter any issues.
Diagnostics and Crash Data: If the App crashes or encounters an error, we collect a crash report and diagnostic information. This data may include details about the state of the application when the crash happened (such as device type, OS version, and technical information about the error). Collecting crash and performance data helps us identify and fix bugs to improve the stability of the App.
Log Files & Network Data: When you interact with our servers or backend (if applicable), our systems may automatically record certain information in server logs. This can include your device’s IP address, timestamps of requests, App version, and other metadata. These logs are typically used for security, debugging, and performance monitoring. (Note: At present, the App’s data about charger locations may be stored locally, but if any cloud service is used for updates or syncing, network requests may generate logs as described.)
All automatically collected data is aggregated and anonymized to the extent possible. For example, we look at overall usage trends (like how many users used a feature and how often), rather than focusing on individual user behavior. We do not link the above information to your identity or any personal details like your name or email, unless you separately provide such details to us (for instance, if you send us a support email, your email address and issue might be linked to diagnostic data to troubleshoot the problem).
3. Information from Third-Party Services and SDKs
The App uses certain trusted third-party services (through software development kits or “SDKs” integrated into the app) to provide functionality and analytics. These third-party tools may collect information on our behalf or provide data to us as described below:
Analytics (Firebase by Google): We use Google Firebase Analytics to understand how users interact with our App. Firebase may collect device identifiers, usage data (such as events for when you open the app or use certain features), and other technical information. This helps us analyze app performance and usage patterns (for example, how often users open the app, or which features are most popular). Firebase may also collect crash reports and error logs (via Firebase Crashlytics, if enabled) for diagnostic purposes. Google may use some of this information in aggregated form to improve their services. Please note that we have configured Firebase Analytics in compliance with platform requirements, and we do not use it to collect personally identifiable information like name or email. For more details on what Firebase collects and how it uses data, you can refer to Google’s Firebase Privacy Policy.
Crash Reporting (BugSnag): In addition to or instead of Firebase Crashlytics, we use BugSnag to monitor and report app crashes and errors. When a crash occurs, BugSnag collects information such as device type, OS version, App version, and a stack trace (which is a technical readout of the code at the time of the crash). This information is sent securely to BugSnag’s servers so we can diagnose and fix the issue. BugSnag may also assign an identifier to aggregate crash reports by user session, but this is not an identifier that reveals your personal identity. BugSnag’s services are subject to their own privacy safeguards. The crash reports we receive do not include sensitive personal content from your device—only technical information.
In-App Purchases & Subscription Management (RevenueCat): We use RevenueCat to handle the processing and management of in-app purchases and subscriptions (e.g., the Pro membership). RevenueCat acts as an intermediary that works with Apple’s App Store to validate purchase receipts and track subscription status. When you make a purchase or subscribe through the App, RevenueCat receives information such as the purchase receipt from Apple (which contains an encoded identifier for your Apple account, purchase date, product ID of the subscription, etc.). RevenueCat helps us determine whether you have an active subscription and what features to unlock, but it does not receive any of your personal payment information (like credit card details – those are handled by Apple). RevenueCat may store an anonymous identifier tied to your device or Apple ID (a non-identifying code) to manage your subscription status across app installations. This data is used only for subscription management and analytics related to purchases (e.g., to see how many users subscribed). For more information, please see RevenueCat’s privacy disclosures.
Mapping Services (Apple Maps): The App integrates with Apple Maps (via MapKit) to show maps and location data for the charging stations. When you use map features, certain data may be sent to Apple’s servers – for example, the map area you’re viewing or queries for directions. According to Apple’s policies, Apple may collect information such as device location, search queries, and usage information when you use Maps, but this data is generally not associated with your identity (Apple anonymizes location data and rotates identifiers to protect privacy). We do not receive personal data from Apple when you use the maps in our App; we simply embed the map for your use. Any information processed by Apple Maps is governed by Apple’s Maps terms and privacy policy. We recommend reviewing Apple’s Maps & Privacy statement if you want to know more about how Apple handles location data.
Other Services: If in the future we integrate additional third-party services (for example, for push notifications or social media sharing), we will update this Privacy Policy accordingly. We will only integrate services that are necessary for the App’s functionality or our analytics, and we will strive to choose providers with strong privacy practices.
Important: We do not sell your personal data to third parties. The third-party services listed above collect and use data only for the purposes we’ve described (analytics, crash reporting, purchase verification, and map display). We have agreements in place with these providers to ensure they process data on our behalf in compliance with applicable privacy laws.
How We Use Your Information
We use the information we collect for various purposes in order to operate and improve the App, to communicate with you, and to comply with legal obligations. Specifically:
To Provide and Maintain the App’s Core Functionality:
We process data to ensure the App works as intended. For example, your location data is used to find and display nearby Supercharger stations; device and OS information helps us ensure compatibility and optimize performance for your device type; and purchase data (from RevenueCat/Apple) is used to unlock Pro features for your account. Without collecting and using this information, we wouldn’t be able to provide you with the key features of the App (like the charger map, station details, and Pro member features).
To Monitor Performance and Improve the App:
We use analytics data and crash reports to understand how the App performs and how users engage with it. This information guides us in troubleshooting issues (for instance, diagnosing a crash affecting certain devices) and making informed decisions on improving user experience (for example, if we see a feature is rarely used, we might redesign it or if many users go to a certain area of the app, we ensure it’s robust). Usage patterns and feedback help us optimize the App’s interface, add new features, update the charger database, and generally make the product better over time.
To Communicate with You (User Support and Feedback):
If you contact us – whether to ask a question, report a problem, or suggest a feature – we will use the contact information and details you provided to respond. We may also inform you of important updates or changes related to the App. For example, if there’s a significant update to this Privacy Policy or the Terms of Use, or if we introduce a new feature that affects how your data is used, we might send a notification via the App or an email (if we have your email from a support inquiry) to let you know. We will not send you marketing emails unrelated to the App without your consent.
To Enforce our Terms and Protect our Rights and Users:
We may use data as necessary to enforce the Terms of Use and to ensure the safety and integrity of the App. For instance, we might use logs and identifiers to track and prevent abusive or fraudulent activities, or to debug and prevent attacks on our systems. If required, information may be used to investigate and address violations of our Terms or illegal activities (for example, using the app to hack into services or to violate someone’s rights). Additionally, if necessary, we’ll use data to comply with applicable laws or lawful government requests (as detailed further below in “Sharing Your Information”).
Legal Compliance:
We might process and retain certain information to comply with legal obligations. For example, if there are financial records related to purchases (like transaction logs from subscriptions), we might retain those to fulfill tax or accounting requirements. Also, data might be used to comply with data protection regulations – for instance, keeping track of users who have requested deletion of their data to ensure we honor those requests going forward.
In summary, we will only use your information for the purposes that you would reasonably expect given the context in which it was collected, and as necessary to maintain our services and meet our legal and contractual obligations. We do not use your personal data for any purposes that are incompatible with those described above without asking for your consent.
Legal Bases for Processing (for Users in the EU/EEA, UK, and Similar Regions)
For users located in the European Economic Area (EEA), United Kingdom, Switzerland, or other regions with similar data protection laws, we want to clarify the legal grounds on which we process your personal data under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or local equivalent laws. Depending on the context of the data and the usage, one or more of the following legal bases may apply:
Consent: In certain cases, we rely on your consent to process personal data. For example, we ask for your consent to access your location. By granting the location permission on your device, you are consenting to the processing of that location data for the purposes of the App (finding nearby chargers). Similarly, if we ever implement optional analytics that require consent or send you a newsletter (which we currently do not), that would be based on your consent. You have the right to withdraw consent at any time (for instance, you can revoke the location permission in your device settings). Withdrawing consent will not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal.
Legitimate Interests: We process some data under the basis of legitimate interests. This means that the processing is necessary for purposes of our legitimate interests (or those of a third party) in a way that doesn’t outweigh your rights and freedoms. For example, we have a legitimate interest in understanding how people use our App so we can improve it (analytics), in securing our App and network (using logs to detect fraud or abuse), and in receiving crash reports to maintain a reliable service. When we rely on this basis, we ensure that we consider and balance any potential impact on your privacy and rights. We do not use your data for activities where our interests are overridden by the impact on you (unless we have your consent or are otherwise required or permitted to by law).
Performance of a Contract: Some processing is done because it is necessary to fulfill our contractual obligations to you, or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract. Although you do not formally “sign” a contract by using our App, by accepting the Terms of Use you enter into an agreement for us to provide the App’s services to you. For instance, when you make an in-app purchase for a Pro subscription, we must process certain data (like the purchase receipt) to deliver the features you paid for – that’s part of performing our contract with you. Similarly, providing the core functions of the App that we’ve agreed to provide (like showing charger info) might be seen as performance of an agreement (the Terms of Use).
Legal Obligation: In some cases, we may need to process or retain data to comply with a legal obligation to which we are subject. For example, accounting and tax laws might require us to keep records of revenue (which could include records of purchases and subscriptions, albeit anonymized or in aggregate). Also, if a law enforcement authority lawfully requires information (e.g., via a subpoena or court order), we would process data to comply with that law.
We always ensure that we have a valid legal basis to collect and use your personal data, and we will uphold your rights under applicable data protection laws.
Sharing Your Information
We treat your personal information with care and do not sell or rent it to third parties. However, we do share certain data in the following circumstances and with the following categories of recipients, as necessary to operate the App and conduct our business:
Service Providers and Partners: We share information with third-party companies that provide services on our behalf, as described earlier (Analytics with Google Firebase, crash reporting with BugSnag, subscription management with RevenueCat, etc.). These service providers act under our instructions to process data for the purposes described in this Policy. For example, our analytics provider processes usage data to give us insights, and our crash service processes crash logs to give us error reports. We limit the information provided to these service providers to the minimum necessary for them to perform their functions, and we require them to protect your information and not use it for any unrelated purpose. Aside from the integrated SDKs, we may also use service providers for things like cloud hosting or data storage if needed (for example, if the App were to use a cloud database for station info or user data, which currently it does not). Any such provider would similarly be bound to protect your data.
Apple (App Store & Device Integration): When you make purchases or use certain platform features, some information is shared with Apple by default. For instance, if you decide to subscribe to Pro membership, the transaction is handled by Apple and they will have records of that purchase linked to your Apple ID. Apple also controls the permissions system (like granting or revoking location access). We do not send your personal data to Apple beyond what is necessary for these platform transactions and features, but Apple may collect information as an independent data controller (for example, through Apple Maps usage or the App Store). These are covered under Apple’s own privacy policy.
Compliance with Law and Legal Requests: We may disclose your information when required to do so by law or in response to valid requests by public authorities (such as a court, regulatory agency, or law enforcement official). For example, if we receive a legal subpoena or court order demanding certain data, and such request is legally valid, we will comply and provide the necessary information. We will attempt to notify you of such requests when permissible (and if we have your contact information), unless we are legally prohibited from doing so. We may also disclose information if we believe in good faith that it’s necessary to investigate or prevent fraud, security issues, or imminent harm to someone’s safety, or to protect our rights or the rights of others.
Business Transfers: If WarthogLab (or substantially all of its assets) were to undergo a merger, acquisition, bankruptcy, or other transaction that involves transferring the ownership or control of the App or its user data, your information might be transferred to the successor or purchaser as part of that transaction. If such a transfer occurs, we will ensure that your personal data remains protected by this Policy (unless, of course, you are notified of changes and given a chance to opt-out or delete your data). For example, if another company acquires our app, they may obtain user data as part of the acquisition, but they would be expected to handle it in accordance with the promises we have made in this Policy, unless you’re informed otherwise.
Aggregated or De-Identified Data: We may share reports or information that are aggregated or anonymized in such a way that no individual user can be identified. For instance, we might publish usage statistics (e.g., “X number of users used the App in September” or “Heatmap of Supercharger searches by region”) or share these insights with industry partners. Such information would not contain any personal data and is typically used for understanding trends or for our business purposes.
We do not share your personal information with any third parties for their own marketing or advertising purposes. In summary, the sharing of data is limited to the scenarios above, all of which are either necessary to provide the service, required by law, or part of standard business operations with safeguards in place.
International Data Transfers
We are headquartered in France, but the third-party service providers we work with (e.g., Google/Firebase, BugSnag, RevenueCat) might process or store data on servers located in other countries, including the United States and other jurisdictions outside of the country where you reside. This means that the information we collect from you may be transferred to and processed in a country that may not have the same data protection laws as your home country.
However, we take steps to ensure that your personal data is given an adequate level of protection consistent with EU/EEA, UK, and other applicable regulations wherever it is processed. When we transfer personal data out of the EEA or similar regions, we rely on appropriate safeguards, such as:
- Standard Contractual Clauses: We may use the European Commission’s approved Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) or equivalent mechanisms to contractually require that your data receives a level of protection equivalent to that under EU law. These clauses impose data protection obligations on the recipient of the data outside Europe.
- Privacy Shield (Legacy) and Other Frameworks: While the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield framework was invalidated by the EU courts, some companies may still adhere to its principles or subsequent programs like the Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield or new Transatlantic agreements if they come into effect. We will comply with any new frameworks or agreements that are recognized by authorities for lawful data transfer.
Data Processor Locations: In some cases, we might choose providers that store data in the EU or in countries deemed “adequate” by the EU Commission. For instance, if possible and appropriate, we might select an EU data center for certain services to keep European user data within Europe.
By using the App, you acknowledge that your information may be transferred to our facilities and those of our service providers as described. Rest assured, regardless of where your data is processed, we will protect it in line with this Privacy Policy and applicable law. If you have questions about international data transfers or want more information about the safeguards we have in place, you can contact us using the details at the end of this Policy.
Data Retention
We will retain your personal data only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which we have collected it, as outlined in this Policy, and to comply with applicable legal requirements.
In practice, this means:
General Usage Data: We keep analytics and usage data in aggregate form indefinitely to analyze trends and improve our services. However, granular data tied to device identifiers is usually either aggregated or deleted after a certain period. For example, raw analytics logs may be retained for a shorter duration (say, 14 months) on Firebase, after which they are automatically deleted or anonymized, unless we elect to change this retention period. We do not keep identifiable usage data longer than necessary.
Crash Reports: Crash and diagnostic data are typically retained as long as needed to investigate and fix the related issues. Crash logs in BugSnag or Firebase might be kept for a certain timeframe (e.g., BugSnag’s default retention might be 90 days, unless we configure otherwise). Once issues are resolved, those crash logs serve diminishing purpose. We may clear out older crash reports periodically.
Contact and Support Information: If you contact us via email or similar, we may retain that correspondence and your contact info for a period needed to address your issue and maintain records of our communications. Typically, support emails might be kept for some months in case you have follow-up questions or for our internal reference. If you request deletion of those communications, we will delete them if feasible and not required for legal purposes.
Subscription/Purchase Data: Records of purchases (like receipts or subscription status) may be retained as long as you have an active subscription and for a reasonable period thereafter. We also may retain some transaction records to comply with financial regulations and for auditing (for instance, keeping records for a number of years as required by tax law). Such data would generally include minimal personally identifying information (mostly transactional details, which may be tied to an anonymized user ID from RevenueCat).
Location Data: The App does not store historical location logs tied to your identity. Real-time location data is used on the fly and not kept in a way that’s personally identifiable. If any location-related logs are stored (for example, in analytics it might log that “a user in City X opened the app”), those would either be in aggregate or tied to a device ID and follow the retention for analytics mentioned above.
Legal Requirements: We might retain information for longer periods if required by law. For example, if we receive a legal request concerning data, we will retain the relevant data as needed to comply with the request and will not delete it until we are legally permitted to do so. Also, as noted, certain business records have statutory retention periods (e.g., financial records in France might need to be kept for 6-10 years).
When we no longer have a legitimate need or legal obligation to retain your information, we will delete it or anonymize it. We will also take steps to delete or anonymize information upon your valid request, as described in the next section, Your Rights and Choices.
Your Rights and Choices
Depending on your jurisdiction (for example, if you are in the European Union, United Kingdom, California, or other regions with privacy laws), you may have certain rights regarding your personal data. We are committed to honoring those rights. These may include:
Right of Access: You have the right to request a copy of the personal data we hold about you, and to obtain information about how we process it. (Note: Most of the data we have is either anonymous or tied to device IDs without us knowing who you are. If you have contacted us or made a purchase, we can retrieve records related to those events.)
Right of Rectification: If the personal information we hold about you is inaccurate or incomplete, you have the right to ask us to correct or update it. For instance, if you contacted us and we misspelled your name or recorded an email incorrectly, you can request a correction.
Right to Deletion: You have the right to request that we delete your personal data. This is also known as the “right to be forgotten.” For example, if you emailed us and want that correspondence deleted from our records, or if by some means any personal data (like an identifier) is stored on our servers and you want it removed, you can ask us to erase it. Keep in mind that this right is not absolute; we may need to retain certain data for legal reasons or for legitimate business purposes (as described in the Data Retention section). If that’s the case, we will inform you.
Right to Object or Restrict Processing: You have the right to object to certain processing activities or ask us to limit processing in certain circumstances. For example, you can object to processing based on our legitimate interests if you believe it impacts your rights. You could also ask us to restrict processing if you contest the accuracy of data or if you want us to preserve data while you establish, exercise, or defend a legal claim.
Right to Data Portability: In some cases, you have the right to obtain your personal data in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format, and to transfer it to another data controller. In practice, because we hold very limited personal data about our users, this may not be very applicable (there’s not a large profile or dataset we maintain on individuals). But if you request it and it’s feasible, we will provide you with any such data we can identify (for instance, your support communications or purchase history that we have access to) in a portable format.
Right to Withdraw Consent: If we rely on your consent for any processing of personal data, you have the right to withdraw that consent at any time. The most common example in our context is location data – you can withdraw consent by disabling the App’s location permission in your device settings. Withdrawing consent will stop the specific data collection or processing that was based on consent (after the withdrawal). It does not affect the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal. If we ever ask for consent for another purpose (like sending optional analytics or communications), you can similarly opt out later.
Right Not to Be Subject to Automated Decision-Making: We do not engage in any automated decision-making or profiling that produces legal or similarly significant effects on users. The App does not, for instance, algorithmically decide to deny you a service or such. Therefore, this right is not specifically applicable in our case. But generally, you have the right to not be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, if it has legal effects or similarly significant effects.
To exercise any of these rights, you can contact us at our email address provided in the Contact section below. Please clearly state your request and provide any relevant information so we can process it. We may need to verify your identity (to ensure we’re modifying or providing data to the correct person). Verification might involve confirming your email or other details. We will respond to requests within the timeframe required by law (for example, under GDPR, typically within one month).
Also, note that some rights may be limited by local law. For instance, if your request is manifestly unfounded or excessive, we may charge a reasonable fee or refuse to act on it (but we would explain why). If you are unsatisfied with our response to any privacy-related request or concern, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory data protection authority (for EU users, this could be the CNIL in France, or your country’s authority; for UK users, the ICO; etc., and for other regions like California, you can approach state authorities or the company directly as there’s no single regulator).
Your Choices – Opt-Out and Control: In addition to formal rights, we want you to have control over your data:
Location Services: You can choose not to share location data by declining the location permission or turning it off later via your device’s settings. If you do so, the App will either not function or will have limited functionality (for example, you might manually search for a location instead of using GPS). This is a key part of controlling what you share.
Analytics/Tracking: Since we do not use advertising trackers, the main data tracking is for analytics and crash reporting. If you prefer to limit analytics, you can use the settings on your device: for instance, on iOS you can enable “Limit Ad Tracking” or disallow apps from requesting to track (although we don’t serve ads, this setting can also limit some cross-app tracking). You can also disable sharing of analytics by disabling cellular/WiFi for the app or using other privacy tools, but note that might interfere with features. Currently, we do not offer an in-app toggle for analytics, but you can always contact us if you have concerns; we will do our best to accommodate requests (for example, we might be able to exclude certain device IDs from analytics if you provide it, though generally the above device-level methods are more straightforward).
Push Notifications: (If applicable) If the App ever uses push notifications (for example, to inform you of new charger updates or features), we will ask your permission. You can always opt out of notifications through your device settings. Currently, the App does not send push notifications beyond perhaps system-level ones (if any).
Uninstall: Ultimately, you have the choice to stop using the App at any time. If you uninstall the App, our collection of your data through the App will cease. (Keep in mind, if you have an active subscription, uninstalling does not cancel the subscription automatically – you should cancel it in the App Store if you don’t intend to use it further.) Uninstalling the app or discontinuing use is a straightforward way to ensure no further data is collected through it.
We want you to feel comfortable using Supercharger for Tesla Station, and that includes feeling comfortable about how your data is handled. If you have any questions or need assistance with exercising control over your data, please reach out to us.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update or revise this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, technologies, legal requirements, or for other operational reasons. When we make changes, we will update the “Last Updated” date at the bottom of the Policy. If changes are significant, we will provide a more prominent notice of the update — for example, by notifying you through the App (such as a pop-up or notification) or by email if you have provided us with one.
Your continued use of the App after any modifications to this Policy will signify your acceptance of the updated terms, unless applicable law requires explicit consent. We encourage you to review this Policy periodically to stay informed about how we are protecting your information.
If you do not agree with any changes to the Privacy Policy, you should stop using the App and may uninstall it. For any material changes that expand how we use or share personal data, we will either notify you in advance and seek your consent (if required by law) or give you the opportunity to opt out of those new uses.
Contact Us
If you have any questions, concerns, or requests regarding this Privacy Policy or our data practices, please feel free to contact us:
Company: WarthogLab (a company registered in France)
Email: contact@warthoglab.com