Privacy Policy

How Whyvo approaches privacy

• Whyvo is designed to keep communication private while still protecting accounts and the service from abuse, compromise, and reliability issues.
• Some account, device, session, and activity information may be used to support login access, device linking, fraud prevention, support flows, service quality, and abuse response.
• Whyvo settings help users control visibility, linked devices, alert behavior, and certain account-facing privacy choices directly in the app.
• Privacy decisions are balanced against safety needs, for example when unusual activity, abuse reports, or account access problems require review.
• If you want to understand deletion, retention, recovery, or request-related options, read those related policies together instead of relying on one page alone.

Account, device, and session information

• WHYVO LLC may process account, device, linked-session, and service-usage information needed to operate Whyvo, maintain access, secure accounts, and support recovery.
• This can include information relevant to authentication, device trust, linked devices, support requests, abuse prevention, and service reliability.
• If someone gains access to your device or to a linked session you left active, your privacy can still be affected, so reviewing linked devices and account protections matters.

Safety, security, and abuse prevention

• WHYVO LLC uses product controls, review processes, and account protections to reduce abuse and protect users from compromise, impersonation, harassment, and harmful misuse.
• Unsafe behavior, abuse reports, suspicious activity, or repeated policy violations may lead to warnings, temporary limits, deeper review, or account removal.
• When safety and privacy goals conflict, Whyvo aims to preserve user control while still acting quickly enough to reduce ongoing harm.

Privacy controls and user choices

• Privacy on Whyvo is not just one setting. It is the combined effect of profile visibility, device access, account protection, and communication behavior.
• Users should review privacy settings, linked devices, login access, and recovery options regularly, especially after a new phone, device change, travel, repair, or account recovery event.
• Before deleting important account data or requesting removal, consider what recovery path you may be giving up later.

Data requests, deletion, and legal requests

• Make sure you are signed into the correct Whyvo account before starting any deletion, export, or access-related request.
• Deletion-related actions can affect future recovery options, so confirm carefully before proceeding.
• Formal legal, regulatory, or institutionally sensitive requests should be routed through WHYVO LLC using the appropriate legal path instead of ordinary product support.

Contact and policy review

If your issue is privacy, access, abuse, legal escalation, or deletion-related, contact WHYVO LLC through the relevant Whyvo support or legal path and describe the issue clearly.

Whyvo users should review this Privacy Policy together with the Terms of Service and related account, safety, and retention guidance when evaluating account access, device trust, and privacy choices.