Privacy Policy

Effective date: [DATE, to be set before launch]

Draft for legal review. Not yet in effect. Items in [brackets] need a decision before publishing.

MMour is a dating app for gay and bi men looking for long-term relationships. Using MMour can reveal your sexual orientation, so we treat everything you share with us as sensitive. This policy explains what we collect, why, who else is involved, and what you can do about it.

The short version: we collect only what the app needs to work. We don't sell your data, share it for advertising, or use advertising or analytics trackers. Your photos, messages and location stay on servers we run ourselves. You can delete your account and data from inside the app at any time.

Who we are

MMour [legal entity: MMour is not registered yet. Form the company (e.g. "MMour LLC, a Nevada limited liability company") before external testing, and name it here] ("MMour", "we", "us") operates the MMour app and this website. Contact: support@mmour.com.

What we collect

Information	Why we need it
Sign-in details: the email address Apple shares when you use Sign in with Apple (often a private relay address Apple creates for you), or your phone number if you sign in by text message.	To create and secure your account.
Birthday. Others see your age, never your birthday.	MMour is for adults only (18+), and age preferences are part of matching.
Profile: first name, photos, prompt answers, relationship goals, and any optional details you add (height, work, education, hometown, religion, politics, children, family plans, drinking, smoking, pets, languages).	To show your profile to potential matches. You choose which optional details appear on your profile; hidden details are never shown to anyone.
Preferences: age range, distance, and the preferences and dealbreakers you set.	To decide who to suggest to you and to whom you are suggested.
Approximate location. If you allow it, the app reads a low-accuracy position while you use it (never in the background). Our server immediately reduces it to a grid square about 1 km across and stores only that square and a place name such as "Hillcrest, San Diego". Your exact position is never stored or logged. You can choose a place by name instead.	To suggest people near you. Others only ever see the place name, never your location, grid square or distance.
Activity: likes (and any comment you add), skips, matches, messages, blocks, and when you were last active.	To run matching and chat, keep you safe, and suggest active people first.
Reports you make or that others make about you, including the conversation involved.	To investigate and act on safety problems.
Device and security data: a push-notification token for your device, your IP address and device type when you sign in, and basic server records needed to keep the service running and secure.	To send notifications you allowed, protect accounts, and prevent abuse.

When you upload a photo, we remove its hidden metadata (including any GPS location the camera recorded) before anyone else can see it.

We do not collect your contacts, your precise or background location, your browsing activity, or biometric data, and we do not do identity or selfie verification.

How we use it

To provide MMour: your profile, suggestions, likes, matches and chat.
To keep the community safe: reviewing photos before they are shown, handling reports, enforcing our Terms and Community Guidelines, and preventing fraud and abuse.
To send notifications you allowed. Notifications never include names or message text, because they can appear on a locked screen.
To fix problems and improve the app.
To comply with the law.

We do not sell your personal information, share it for targeted advertising, or use it to build profiles for anyone else.

Who else is involved

We run our own servers, so your photos, messages, profile and location stay with us. A few services are needed for the app to work at all:

Apple: Sign in with Apple, delivering push notifications (Apple sees your device's notification token and the generic notification text), and, for beta testers, crash reports and feedback through TestFlight. Apple's own privacy policy applies to what Apple processes.
[If phone sign-in is enabled: an SMS provider, [NAME], sends your sign-in code and therefore processes your phone number.]

Photos are reviewed by MMour's own moderators. No outside service sees them.

Other members see what you put on your profile (except hidden details), the place name for your location, and your messages to them.

We may disclose information if required by law, such as a valid court order, or when needed to protect someone from serious harm. Where the law allows, we will tell you first. [Lawyer: confirm approach to law-enforcement requests.]

If MMour is ever sold or merged, this policy will continue to apply to your information, and we will tell you before it becomes subject to a different policy.

How long we keep it

While your account is open: your profile and activity.
When you delete your account: we delete your profile, photos, likes, matches, messages and account records immediately. Messages you sent are removed from the other person's conversation too. [Backups: describe backup retention once backups are in place, e.g. "removed from backups within 30 days".]
After an unmatch: the conversation disappears for both people at once, and is permanently deleted after 30 days, unless it is part of an open safety report.
Reports: kept for as long as needed to keep the community safe and meet legal obligations. [Lawyer: set a period.]

Your choices and rights

See and change your information at any time in the Profile tab.
Hide optional details from your profile, or hide your whole profile from new people.
Turn off location and choose a place by name instead.
Turn off notifications in your phone's settings.
Delete your account: Profile → Delete account. It is permanent and immediate.
Request a copy of your data, or ask us anything about this policy, by emailing support@mmour.com. We will respond within 30 days.

Nevada residents: we do not sell covered information as defined in Nevada law (NRS 603A). You can still send us an opt-out request at the email above, and we will confirm it.

[Lawyer: review obligations under Nevada SB 370 (consumer health data) and Washington's My Health My Data Act, given that the app concerns sexual orientation, and any other state laws for where MMour will be available.]

Security

We protect your information with encryption in transit (HTTPS) and at rest on your device, private storage for photos that only signed-in, eligible members can view, strict database access rules, and minimal logging. No system is perfectly secure. If a breach affects your information, we will notify you as the law requires.

Adults only

MMour is only for people 18 and older. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If you believe a minor is using MMour, report the profile in the app or email us, and we will remove the account.

Changes

If we change this policy, we will update the effective date above. For significant changes, we will tell you in the app before they take effect.