Privacy policy
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
1. What we collect
To run Cheri we store profile details, photos, preferences, swipes, matches, messages, live-room participation, verification status, and location when you share it (including map availability).
2. How location works
On the map, only you see your exact pin. Other people appear nearby (jittered), not at precise coordinates. Going available is opt-in and expires after a few hours unless you extend it.
3. Private album
Locked photos stay off Meet and the map. They are only served after you approve a match’s request. Unmatching or blocking removes access. Once unlocked, screenshots and device saves are still possible — share carefully.
Platform operators may access private albums without a member-to-member approval when needed for safety, abuse investigation, legal compliance, or product integrity. That access is limited to operator accounts and is logged in product tooling.
4. Verification & safety
Live selfie challenges are reviewed by moderators and are not used as public profile photos. Reports and blocks help keep the community safer; we may keep limited records needed to handle abuse. Verification and safety tools do not guarantee that another member is who they claim to be or that meeting them is safe — see the Terms for liability limits and personal-safety risk.
Operators may monitor live rooms and end streams that show firearms, weapons, or other serious policy violations. Aggregate subscription counts and estimated revenue may be processed so operators can run the business.
5. Providers
Optional services (Stripe, Twilio, TURN) only process what you configure. We do not sell your profile data in this demo.
6. Storage & deletion
This demo may persist data in a local store on the server. Do not upload sensitive personal data you would not want on a development machine. Delete your account anytime in Settings to remove your profile, matches, and messages from the app store.
7. Contact
Questions about privacy in this demo: use Settings → Safety, or reach your deployment operator.