Privacy and AI Notice

01 Information Tayle may collect

• Account and profile information, including email address, username, name, date of birth or age band, profile photo, interests, school, city, and account type.
• User content and activity, including posts, photos, videos, messages, chats, communities, RSVPs, votes, check-ins, quest submissions, rewards, reports, and social connections.
• Points, purchases, campaign funding, redemptions, verification records, refunds, reversals, and fraud or abuse signals.
• Device, identifier, usage, diagnostic, network, referral, advertising, and analytics information.
• Precise or approximate location when permitted, including location used to discover venues or verify quests. Background location is separately permissioned where offered.
• Calendar events or free/busy availability when connected, plus camera, photo, file, or notification access when a feature requires it.
• Prompts, selected context, AI outputs, moderation classifications, recommendation signals, and automated fraud or safety decisions.
• Business or organization verification information, which may include tax identifiers, institutional information, government ID, or a selfie processed by an identity-verification provider.

02 How information is used

Tayle uses information to provide and personalize the app; operate accounts, chats, events, quests, Points, rewards, and payments; verify age and eligibility; recommend people, places, events, and plans; provide AI features; moderate content; detect fraud and Points abuse; send communications; measure and improve the service; display and measure advertising where permitted; comply with law; and protect users and Tayle.

03 Artificial intelligence

Materially AI-assisted features are identified in context. Depending on the feature, selected prompts, content, availability, interests, location context, quest information, and prior interactions may be processed to produce recommendations, plans, rankings, moderation results, fraud signals, summaries, and quest assistance.

Tayle uses contractual and technical settings intended to prevent AI providers from using Tayle data to train their general-purpose models. Private calendar content, precise location, chats, identity documents, and sensitive information are not used to train a general-purpose model unless Tayle first provides a separate notice and obtains any consent required by law. You may request human review of a materially adverse automated decision through Settings > Help and Safety.

04 Sharing

Information may be shared with other users according to the feature; with businesses or organizations when you interact with their quests or rewards; with hosting, authentication, payment, analytics, communications, moderation, AI, maps, calendar, identity-verification, and security providers; with advertising partners subject to consent and tracking choices; during a corporate transaction; with your direction; or when required for law, safety, fraud prevention, or enforcement. Public content may be copied or reshared by others.

05 Location, calendar, and sensitive data

Location and calendar access are optional and permission-based. You can revoke device permissions, although related features may stop working. Tayle shares the minimum age-verification status needed rather than a full birth date when technically feasible. Government ID and selfie information are not used for advertising or general AI training.

If a provider uses face comparison, liveness detection, face geometry, or another biometric process, Tayle and the provider must give legally required notice, obtain legally required consent or written release, apply a retention and destruction schedule, and maintain security protections before collection.

06 Advertising and tracking

Tayle may use analytics and display sponsored content. Cross-app or cross-site tracking is used only subject to applicable consent and device settings, including Apple's App Tracking Transparency requirements. Users identified as under 18 are not shown personalized advertising based on cross-app tracking. Tayle honors applicable sale, sharing, and targeted-advertising opt-out rights.

07 Retention and security

Tayle retains information only as reasonably necessary for the disclosed purposes, account operation, legal obligations, tax and accounting, dispute resolution, security, fraud prevention, and enforcement. Different data has different retention periods. Tayle uses administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards, but no system is completely secure.

08 Privacy rights and choices

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of personal information; appeal a denied request; opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or certain profiling; withdraw consent; or limit certain sensitive-data uses. Tayle will verify requests and will not unlawfully discriminate against users for exercising privacy rights.

09 App Store privacy information

Tayle's App Store privacy responses describe production data collection, linkage, purposes, tracking, and every integrated third-party SDK. Categories include contact information, identifiers, user content, photos or videos, messages, precise and coarse location, purchases, search and viewing activity, product interaction, advertising data, diagnostics, calendar information, quest verification, age band, and fraud signals. The label is updated when data practices or SDKs change.

10 Children, changes, and contact

Tayle does not knowingly permit children under 13 to create accounts. Age-restricted content is limited based on applicable law and available age information. Material policy changes will be communicated through the app, email, or another appropriate method. Privacy, AI, deletion, appeal, safety, and support requests may be submitted through Settings > Help and Safety or by emailing [email protected].