Quick read: we don’t sell your data. We don’t share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. No advertisers, no data brokers, no retargeting. If you want it confirmed and locked in anyway, email privacy@skillflirt.net.
1. The short answer
We don’t sell your data. We don’t share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. Read on for the details — and how to lock that in anyway.
We don’t sell your personal information. We never have, and we have no plan to. We also don’t share it for cross-context behavioral advertising — the broader category that California’s CPRA added in 2023.
If we ever changed that, we’d update this page, re-prompt you for consent, and give you a real opt-out. None of that has happened. But because California law gives you the right to confirm and lock in your no-sale preference regardless, this page exists.
2. What CCPA / CPRA actually cover
California’s privacy laws give residents the right to opt out of the “sale” or “sharing” of their personal information.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), gives California residents the right to opt out of two specific things:
- Sale of personal information — exchanging your data for money or other valuable consideration with a third party.
- Sharing of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising — handing your data to ad-tech partners so they can build a profile of you across unrelated sites and serve you targeted ads. Added by CPRA in 2023 and intentionally broader than “sale.”
We don’t do either. SkillFlirt has no advertisers, no ad-tech partners, no retargeting pixels, and no data-broker relationships.
3. What we actually do with your data
We use a small list of third-party processors strictly to deliver the service. Never to monetize your data.
The categories of personal information we collect mirror what the Privacy Policy spells out:
- Account ID and email (held by Clerk for authentication)
- Chat screenshots, pasted text, and other inputs you submit to the four tools (processed in-memory at the moment of generation; screenshots are not stored server-side)
- Generation history (so you can revisit your outputs)
- Billing metadata (customer ID and plan status from Stripe or RevenueCat — never card numbers)
- Device, IP, and request logs (for security and abuse prevention)
- Optional analytics, only when you opt in via the cookie banner
We use these third-party sub-processors strictly to deliver the service: Clerk (auth), Neon (database), Vercel (hosting), Stripe (web payments), RevenueCat (mobile subscriptions), OpenRouter and Google Gemini (AI inference), Sentry (errors, opt-in), PostHog (analytics, opt-in), Firebase Cloud Messaging (push, opt-in).
None of those vendors receive your data to monetize it. None of them are advertisers. None of them are data brokers. If we ever added one that fell into either category, we’d update this page and the Privacy Policy first.
4. Sensitive personal information
We don’t process sensitive PI for inference about you, so the right to limit doesn’t change anything in practice — but you have it anyway.
California’s CPRA created a separate “right to limit” the use of sensitive personal information (precise geolocation, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, biometric data, health, sexual-orientation data, government IDs, and similar). We do not knowingly collect or use these categories to infer characteristics about you. The right to limit is yours regardless — exercise it the same way as the opt-out below.
5. California “Shine the Light”
Separate California law about disclosing PI to third parties for their direct-marketing use. Doesn’t apply here — we don’t do that.
California Civil Code § 1798.83 (“Shine the Light”) gives residents the right, once per year, to learn what personal information we’ve disclosed to third parties for their direct marketing in the past year. The answer is: none. We don’t disclose personal information to anyone for their direct marketing. If you still want a written confirmation, email privacy@skillflirt.net with the subject line “Shine the Light request.”
6. Your right to opt out anyway
Even though we don’t sell or share your data, you can lock in your no-sale preference in writing.
To confirm and lock in your no-sale, no-share preference, email privacy@skillflirt.net.
Please include:
- The email address registered to your SkillFlirt account
- A clear statement that you’re a California (or similar US-state) resident exercising your right to opt out of the sale and sharing of your personal information
We’ll respond within 15 business days with written confirmation. There’s no account required to submit the request, and we won’t charge you, downgrade your service, or otherwise penalize you for asking — that would violate the right to non-discrimination, and it’s also just rude.
8. Your other CCPA rights
Right to know, delete, correct, limit sensitive PI, and non-discrimination — all covered in the Privacy Policy.
California residents also have the rights to know what personal information we hold about them, delete it, correct it, limit use of sensitive personal information, and be free from discrimination for exercising any of these rights.
Read the full breakdown in the California rights section of the Privacy Policy. Exercise any of them by emailing privacy@skillflirt.net. Account deletion is also available in two clicks at Settings → Account → Delete — no support ticket, no “are you sure?” five times.
9. Residents of other US states
Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Texas, and similar laws — same opt-out path applies.
Virginia (VCDPA), Colorado (CPA), Connecticut (CTDPA), Utah (UCPA), Texas (TDPSA), Oregon, Montana, and other states with similar comprehensive privacy laws give residents comparable opt-out rights. We don’t sell or share your data under any of those statutes either. Use the same opt-out path described above and reference your state in the email.
10. Contact
Questions about this notice or any privacy right: privacy@skillflirt.net.
Questions about this notice, the opt-out process, or any other privacy right:
privacy@skillflirt.net