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MooCon1
Your information

Privacy, plainly.

Policy outline for approval, not a published privacy notice. Operator identity, legal bases, retention periods, service providers, international transfers and the request process need confirmation against the release being submitted.

Who runs MooCon1

The final notice will name the operator and explain how to contact them about personal information.

Information used by the app

The notice will cover invited email addresses and access status, sign-in information, phone registration and notification delivery data, operator actions, and any profile details or photos enabled in the released app. Farm records and diagnostic information will be described separately.

Why it is used

To manage access to the farm’s information, display records, operate enabled service features, investigate faults and respond to support requests. The final notice will identify the applicable legal basis for each purpose.

Where it goes

The service uses AWS infrastructure in Stockholm. Collection runs on the central farm PC; the design sends selected records rather than copying the entire farm database. The final provider list will distinguish AWS services, Apple notification services when enabled, Cloudflare website hosting and any support email provider.

How long information stays

The final notice will state retention and deletion periods for accounts, phone registrations, operational records, photos, logs, backups and support correspondence. These periods have not been agreed in this proposal.

Your choices and requests

The final notice will explain access, correction, deletion and other applicable rights, how identity is checked, and how to raise a concern with the relevant supervisory authority. Removing farm access does not itself erase information already loaded on a phone.

This website

This proposed static website has no forms, analytics scripts, advertising or embedded third-party content. Fonts are served with the site. The published notice will also explain the hosting provider’s handling of connection and security data.