PUBLIC TEST
Privacy notice
This notice describes the information involved in the non-commercial eFreeNow web test. It does not claim that the test has commercial-grade availability, recovery, or legal-compliance approval.
Information involved
- Google sign-in: Google and Supabase Auth process the account identifier, verified email, and basic profile details that Google supplies for authentication.
- Product activity: eFreeNow processes the internal user identifier, deals, claims, Wallet activity, redemptions, server timestamps, and security or audit records needed to run and evaluate the test.
- Browser and service data: the browser keeps the sign-in session and a safe return route. Vercel, Supabase, and Google may process ordinary request, network, device, and diagnostic information under their own notices.
How the information is used
Information is used to authenticate customers, provide the deal and claim flows, enforce server-owned permissions, protect the service, diagnose failures, and evaluate whether the test works. A Google profile or email does not grant business, management, or redemption authority.
Service providers
Google supplies the sign-in flow, Supabase supplies authentication and database services, and Vercel hosts the web application. Do not submit payment credentials, identity documents, health information, confidential business records, or other sensitive information to this test.
Availability and data loss
This test uses free service tiers. It may pause or become unavailable, and test account, deal, claim, and redemption data may be reset or lost. There is no durability or recovery promise. Use disposable test data only.
Retention and account deletion
The current product policy targets removal or irreversible de-identification of identifying data within 30 days after an authenticated valid deletion request, while retaining only the approved non-identifying transaction history. That target is product intent, not evidence that the deletion operation is active.
Testing terms
The separate testing terms explain the disposable-data and no-reliance boundary for this phase.