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Privacy

Last changed on 12 November 2026. This page is about this website. The OyePaw app is not released yet and will carry its own policy.

Your email, if you give it

The sign-up form stores three things: the email address you type, which option you picked (“report animals” or “take cases”), and the date and time.

It is used for one thing: to email you when the app is out, or when sign-up for vets and organisations opens. It is not sold, not shared, and not used for anything else. It is kept until you ask for it to be deleted.

A guard against misuse

When someone uses the form, the site keeps a one-way code made from their network (IP) address and the date, so that one connection cannot flood the form. The address itself is not stored. Codes older than two days are deleted the next time the form is used.

Counting visits, only if you say yes

The site can use Google Analytics to count visits. It is off unless you answer yes when the site asks. If the site has not asked you, analytics is not switched on.

The site shows no advertising and has no other trackers.

What comes with any website

The site is delivered by Cloudflare. To send you the pages and keep the service safe, Cloudflare handles your network address and the basic details of each request, as any web host does.

Where it is kept

Sign-ups are kept in a database at Cloudflare. If you said yes to counting visits, that information is held by Google.

Asking for deletion, or for what is held

Write to grievance@oyepaw.com from the address you signed up with. Your email will be taken off the list, and you can ask what is held about you.

Changes

If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it.

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