Your privacy choices

This page is for exercising your privacy rights under California’s CCPA / CPRA, Washington’s My Health My Data Act, the EU’s GDPR, and the UK’s UK GDPR. The full policy is on our privacy page; this page is the shorter “how do I actually do this” version.

What we already do, by default

• We do not sell your personal information, in the sense the law defines it.
• We do not share your data for cross-context behavioral advertising. We don’t run ads, anywhere.
• We use your data only to provide and improve Belong itself — not for ads, not for third-party analytics, not for data brokers.
• We never train AI models on your entries. The AI providers we use (Anthropic, OpenAI) are bound by contract not to train on customer data either. Full sub-processor list: /subprocessors.

Global Privacy Control

We honor the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal as a valid opt-out request for sale and sharing of personal information.

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If your browser doesn’t support GPC natively, extensions like Privacy Badger or browsers such as Brave and Firefox can enable it for you. You can also confirm an explicit manual opt-out below; logged-in users will have the opt-out recorded on their account.

Send a privacy request

Pick the request that matches what you want. Each link opens an email pre-filled with the right subject line and a starter template.

• Request: Limit use of my Sensitive PI
• Request: Delete my account and data
• Request: Access / export my data
• Request: Correct inaccurate information

We respond within 45 days for California / Washington requests (with one possible 45-day extension if the request is complex), and within 30 days for GDPR / UK GDPR requests.

Washington residents (MHMDA)

If you are a Washington resident, you have the additional rights described on our privacy page under “Consumer health data — Washington residents.” Use the same email above with “Washington MHMDA request” in the subject line.

EU / UK residents (GDPR)

If you are in the EEA, the UK, or Switzerland, you can also lodge a complaint with your local supervisory authority. Contact details for the relevant authority are available on your country’s data protection regulator’s website.