Privacy choices

You can use Frenpath with necessary storage only. Accept all allows the one optional purpose below: remembering unfinished plans between visits. Neither choice changes who can see your content.

What stays on your device?

• Sign-in and security: Frenpath’s session cookie lasts up to one hour. Firebase also keeps sign-in information in browser storage until sign-out or clearing it. Phone verification may use Google’s security challenge when you request a code.
• Features you choose: settings such as your chosen theme, category-audience behavior, and locally created connection reminders are saved to provide those features. Temporary form recovery can last for the tab’s session. These are not used to track you across websites.
• Optional saved drafts: unfinished plan details, including their audience and location if entered, stay in this browser only when allowed. They expire 30 days after their last edit and are removed when Frenpath next checks storage. Necessary only removes these saved drafts from this browser. Text currently open in an editor stays there until you close or leave it.
• Your privacy choice: we store the choice, notice version, and decision time for 180 days, without adding an advertising identifier. You can change it here at any time. A new optional purpose would need a new choice.

Essential storage is not an optional tracking choice. Blocking all cookies or storage in your browser can stop sign-in or other requested features working. Sites you open through external links have their own policies.

Your information and rights

This choice controls optional browser storage. It does not give blanket consent to processing your information or change your privacy rights. Our Privacy Policy explains account data, sharing, providers, retention, and applicable rights.

You can edit your profile and content, manage audiences, or delete your account in Settings. For access, a copy of your information, correction, deletion, or other privacy requests, email support+frenpath@lumalilt.com. Depending on applicable law, you can also object to or restrict processing and complain to a privacy regulator. Never send passwords or verification codes.