Privacy should be easy to digest.

1. Information you provide

We collect account and sign-in information, such as your Apple account identifier, email address, or phone number, depending on how you sign in. We also store profile details, pizza posts, photos, ratings, recipes, comments, follows, likes, saves, reports, blocks, and place information you choose to add.

Phone numbers and authentication credentials are private and do not appear on your public profile.

2. Photos, dates, and location

When you select a photo, the app may use its capture date to help set the date of your pizza log. For posts about pizza you ate, a photo's location may be used privately to suggest nearby restaurants. You choose and confirm the place before publishing.

For posts about pizza you made, source photo location is discarded. Photos shown to other users are re-encoded without EXIF or GPS metadata. Original source metadata is not public.

3. Device permissions

Photo-library access lets you select pizza photos. Optional camera access lets you take one in the app. If you choose “Use my location” or enable Nearby, location is used while the app is in use to suggest nearby pizza places. Optional contacts access helps you discover people you already know; raw address-book entries are not published.

4. How we use information

We use information to:

• create and secure your account;
• publish and display content according to your choices;
• power feeds, follows, likes, saves, comments, maps, and search;
• deliver notifications you enable;
• process subscriptions and restore access to Pro features;
• provide support and communicate about the service;
• detect abuse, review reports, protect users, and maintain reliability; and
• understand and improve product performance.

5. Service providers

We use providers for authentication, phone verification, email, database and file storage, hosting, notifications, maps and place lookup, and subscription management. They process information to provide these services and are subject to their own security and privacy obligations. Apple also processes App Store purchases and Apple Maps requests under its terms.

6. Sharing and visibility

Profile details and posts you publish may be visible to other users and on public share pages. If you use the iOS share sheet, you choose where the generated share card and link are sent. We do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising.

7. Safety and moderation

We process reports, blocks, and limited content signals to enforce our community rules and protect users. Reports are visible only to authorized moderators. Blocking hides the accounts from each other and removes their follow relationship.

8. Retention and deletion

We keep information while your account is active and as needed to operate, secure, and comply with legal obligations. You can permanently delete your account in the app under Settings. This removes your profile, content, media, and sign-in identity, subject to limited legal, fraud-prevention, or security retention needs. Deleting an account does not itself cancel an App Store subscription, which you can manage through Apple.

9. Your choices and rights

You can choose what to post, decline optional permissions, change iOS permission settings, edit supported profile details, block accounts, and request access, correction, or deletion. Depending on where you live, additional privacy rights may apply.

10. Children

Pizza Pizza Pizza is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

11. Changes and contact

We may update this policy as the app evolves. We will post the new effective date here and provide additional notice when appropriate. Questions or privacy requests can be sent to support@pizzapizzapizza.app.