2.1 Data you give us.
You may be asked to provide us information about yourself when you
register for and/or use the Service. This information includes;
first name, last name, phone number, email, gender, date of birth
(together regarded as “Required Information”), address details,
working hours, etc., as well as access to your photos, albums, and
their metadata. You will need to provide us with your ID or similar
identification document if you want to post an advertisement in the
Mobile Phones category, unblock your account, or make a duplicate
primary account.
To use our Services and register an account, you will need to
provide the Required Information. You will be able to use the
Service even if you do not give this data to us, but some of the
Service’s functionality may be limited to you.
Sometimes you may also need to provide us additional information in
the communication with our Support Team to fulfill your request (for
example, if your account was previously blocked, we may ask you to
confirm your identity by providing an ID.
You should carefully consider risks associated with the fact that
you make certain information – in particular, your phone number,
address, photos, passport, and exact location – publicly available.
2.2 Data provided to us by third parties.
When you decide to log in using Meta, we get personal data from your
Meta account. This includes your profile image, name, and Meta ID.
Unless you “opt-out” on the Meta Login screen, we will also collect
other data, such as email address, gender, date of birth, friends
list, and location as listed in your Meta profile.
For more information, please refer to the Meta Permissions Reference
(describes the categories of information, that Meta may share with
third parties and the set of requirements) and to the Meta Data
policy. In addition, Meta lets you control the choices you made when
connecting your Meta profile to the App on their Apps and Websites
page.
When you log in with Google, we get your name, email address,
profile picture, and Google ID. We use your personal data from
Google in accordance with this Privacy Policy. To know more about
how Google processes your data, visit its Privacy Policy. To remove
access granted to us, visit Google Permissions.
When you decide to log in using Apple, we get your Apple ID, name,
and email from your account. You can use the Hide My Email function
while signing in with Apple, and it will create and share a unique,
random email address that will forward our messages to your personal
email.
Apple lets you revoke access provided to the App on your Apple ID
Manage Page by following the next steps.
When you decide to log in or verify your phone number using
Truecaller, we get personal data from your Truecaller user profile
upon your consent. This includes your phone number, name, addresses
(country code; city; street; zip code), profile image, job title,
company name, gender, and other information from your profile. For
more information, please refer to the Truecaller Privacy Policy.
If you were invited to create an account in the Service, the person
who invited you can provide personal information about you, such as
your phone number, email address, social media account or other
contact information.
We may collect your name, official government ID number, and photo
image to confirm your identity. For this, we will share this
information with a 3rd party service provider, Smile Identity Inc.,
in order to validate it with the governmental sources. Smile
Identity Inc. may use your ID number to collect the following
additional data on you from governmental sources: full name, date of
birth, image, address, phone number, gender, government ID expiry
date, or other additional information associated with your ID number
that the issuing authority may provide. Smile ID may process or
store your data outside of the borders of your country.
2.3 Data we collect automatically:
2.3.1. Data about how you found us
We collect data about your referring URL (that is, the place on the
Web where you were when you tapped on our ad).
2.3.2. Device and Location Data.
We collect data from your device. Examples of such data include
language settings, IP address, time zone, type and model of a
device, device settings, operating system, Internet service
provider, mobile carrier, hardware ID, and Meta ID.
2.3.3. Usage data
We record how you interact with our Service. For example, we log the
features, and content you interact with, how often you use the
Service, how long you are on the Service, what sections you use, and
how many ads you watch.
2.3.4. Advertising IDs
We collect your Apple Identifier for Advertising (IDFA) or Google
Advertising ID (AAID), depending on the operating system of your
device. You can usually turn off ad personalization or reset your
Advertising ID in your device’s settings.