WP Ghost values transparency and is committed to securing your personal information. This article provides a clear explanation of our GDPR-compliant privacy policy and how it protects your data.
We collect specific personal information, such as usernames and email addresses, to ensure your experience and provide our services efficiently.
All payments and billing are handled by Paddle.com, our payment gateway provider. We do not store payment details such as billing or transactional information. For active paid users, we store only the email address, username, and contact details necessary for account management.
We collect event activity data for users who activate the Events Log feature in the WP Ghost plugin. This includes IP address, action names, post IDs and types, usernames, and the names of posts, plugins, and attachments. This data is stored securely on our cloud servers and is automatically deleted after 30 days. Personal information refers to data that identifies or could identify an individual.
The information is collected only when you activate the plugin through your email address or buy the premium version through Paddle. If you don’t want to share any data with WP Ghost Dashboard, simply skip the activation when you install the plugin on your website.
We share personal information with trusted entities such as Paddle.com, our payment gateway during transactions, professional advisers such as lawyers and accountants, regulators or government authorities when required by law, and other authorized third parties to comply with legal obligations.
Personal information is securely stored on our Cloud servers or those of our service providers, with occasional hard-copy files maintained in secure locations. Security measures include username and password authentication, data encryption, and restricted access controls.
You can opt out of marketing communications at any time if you do not wish to receive promotional emails. To continue receiving updates, ensure your email address is up-to-date in your account settings. Operational emails concerning purchases, user terms, or critical updates may not have an opt-out option. Unsubscribe instructions are provided in promotional emails.
We use tracking technologies such as cookies to enable site functionality, monitor and enhance performance, personalize user experiences, and deliver targeted marketing. Third-party services may also use cookies to collect anonymous data. You can manage your preferences through your browser settings.
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