Privacy Policy
Last updated: December 10, 2025
1. Definitions
- 1.1. ‘Site Administration’ means authorized Anygram staff who manage anygram.io and determine the purposes, scope and operations of personal data processing.
- 1.2. ‘Personal Data’ means any information relating to a directly or indirectly identifiable individual.
- 1.3. ‘Personal Data Processing’ means any operations involving personal data, including collection, recording, organization, accumulation, storage, updating, retrieval, use, transfer, anonymization, blocking, deletion and destruction.
- 1.4. ‘Personal Data Confidentiality’ means the obligation not to disclose personal data without the data subject's consent or another lawful basis.
- 1.5. ‘The anygram.io Website’ means the collection of pages at https://anygram.io and its subdomains.
- 1.6. ‘Subdomains’ means third-level pages belonging to anygram.io, as well as temporary service pages.
- 1.7. ‘User of anygram.io’ means a person who accesses the website via the internet and uses Anygram materials and products.
- 1.8. ‘Cookies’ means small pieces of data that a browser sends to the server when accessing website pages.
- 1.9. ‘IP Address’ means the unique network address of a user's device.
2. General Provisions
- 2.1. By using anygram.io, the User agrees to this Policy and the terms of personal data processing.
- 2.2. If the User disagrees with this Policy, they must stop using the website and services.
- 2.3. This Policy applies only to anygram.io and its subdomains. We do not control third-party websites linked from the site.
- 2.4. The Administration does not verify the accuracy of personal data supplied by the User.
3. Scope of the Privacy Policy
- 3.1. The Administration undertakes not to disclose, and to protect, personal data provided by the User when registering or using anygram.io services.
- 3.2. Data submitted by the User through forms on anygram.io:
- email address (required for registration and account recovery);
- phone number (if required for the service or communication);
- name (optional, for addressing the User);
- organization name (optional, for business accounts).
- 3.3. Technical data transmitted automatically when visiting pages:
- IP address;
- cookie information;
- referrer (the previous page's address);
- browser, device and operating system information;
- access time and requested page URLs.
- 3.4. Disabling cookies may restrict access to features requiring authentication.
- 3.5. Other information, such as browsing history and browsers used, is stored and is not disclosed except as specified in clause 5.2.
- 3.6. Required data is additionally encrypted and stored in encrypted form.
- 3.7. The User may delete their account by sending a request to team@anygram.io.
4. Purposes of Collecting Personal Information
- 4.1. Identifying the User registered on anygram.io and providing personalized access.
- 4.2. Processing requests, applications and feedback, including service notifications.
- 4.3. Creating and maintaining an account with the User's consent.
- 4.4. Technical support and security: preventing abuse, auditing actions and monitoring limits.
- 4.5. Newsletters, special offers and news, with the User's consent.
- 4.6. Complying with legal requirements and responding to lawful requests from public authorities.
5. Methods and Duration of Personal Information Processing
- 5.1. Data is processed lawfully, with or without automated tools, without a fixed time limit for as long as necessary for service purposes or compliance with legal requirements.
- 5.2. Data is transferred to public authorities only on the grounds and under the procedures established by law.
- 5.3. If personal data is lost or disclosed, the Administration may refrain from notifying the User unless notification is required by law.
- 5.4. The Administration applies organizational and technical safeguards against unauthorized access, alteration, blocking, copying, distribution and other unlawful actions.
- 5.5. The Administration and the User take measures to prevent losses or other consequences caused by data loss or disclosure.
6. Rights and Obligations of the Parties
- 6.1. The User has the right to:
- decide whether to provide personal data and consent to its processing;
- update and supplement data when it changes;
- obtain information about the processing of their data, unless this right is restricted by law;
- request correction, blocking or destruction of data that is incomplete, outdated, inaccurate, unlawfully obtained or unnecessary for the stated processing purpose;
- delete their account by contacting support;
- withdraw consent to newsletters and marketing communications.
- 6.2. The Administration must:
- use data only for the purposes specified in section 4;
- keep confidential information secret and not disclose it without the User's consent, except as provided by law;
- take precautions to protect personal data;
- block personal data at the request of the User or an authorized authority during an investigation if inaccurate data or unlawful actions are identified.
7. Liability of the Parties
- 7.1. Authentication uses a login (email) and password. The User is responsible for keeping them secure and must not share them with third parties.
- 7.2. The Administration is not liable for losses resulting from personal data loss caused by the User.
- 7.3. The Administration is not liable for direct or indirect losses related to use of, or inability to use, the website, unauthorized access to the User's communications or third-party actions on the website.
- 7.4. The Administration is not responsible for information posted by the User on anygram.io.
8. Additional Terms
- 8.1. The Administration may amend this Policy without additional consent from the User.
- 8.2. A revised version takes effect upon publication on anygram.io/privacy, unless otherwise stated in that version.
- 8.3. Send suggestions or questions about this Policy to support at team@anygram.io.
- 8.4. The current version of this Policy is available at https://anygram.io/privacy.