Privacy
Privacy policy
Plain-English summary of how PersonFu handles data. This is a product template — have counsel finalize before launch.
Our approach: data minimization
PersonFu surfaces information that is already public or lawfully licensed, and applies a field-level privacy policy engine before anything is displayed. We mask, hide, or route to human review based on risk, suppression status, and source-license permissions.
What we collect about searchers
- Account info (email, name) when you create an account.
- Search activity for history, support, and abuse prevention.
- Hashed IP and user-agent values — we do not store raw IPs for matching.
- Payment data is handled by Stripe; we do not store card numbers.
What we display about people in records
- City/state (not exact street addresses in previews).
- Age ranges (never full dates of birth).
- Masked contact clues in previews; full details only when lawfully sourced and permitted.
- Public usernames, web mentions, and professional/business signals.
We never include SSNs, full DOBs, credit scores, banking or medical data, precise real-time location, private credentials, breached passwords, minor profiles, or protected-class inferences.
Source provenance
Every displayed field carries a source category and a last-checked date. We do not expose raw source dumps or internal identifiers.
Your controls
- Opt out / request removal — easy to find, indexable, no account needed.
- Request corrections to inaccurate information.
- Protective suppression for safety cases.
- Appeal decisions to a human reviewer.
- Delete your account and associated data.
Retention
Generated reports are deleted after a defined retention window. We do not retain raw third-party payloads longer than needed unless a license and policy permit it.
Security
Encryption in transit and at rest for sensitive fields, hashed identifiers for matching, role-based admin access with required 2FA, audit logging of sensitive actions, and strict security headers.
Contact
Privacy questions: contact our team.