Waibook privacy policy
What we keep
- Your account: your email address (to sign you in with a code), your name and what you write about yourself. Business accounts also keep the website, phone and email they add.
- What you post: trips, posts, photos, places and their map points, ratings and prices, comments, likes and saves.
- Your connections: friends, friend requests, people you block, and reports you make.
- Trip plan stats: when you open, copy or contact a business's trip plan, the business sees counts, never who you are.
- Server logs: requests and errors, kept for about 10 days to keep the service running.
- Crash reports: when the app crashes or hits an error, it sends the error message, the screen, the app version and the phone's system (Android or iOS and its version), and, if you're signed in, which account it was. Never your photos or posts.
We don't sell your data and we don't track you across other apps or websites. Waibook never tracks your location in the background: a place is added only when you add it to a post.
Who sees what
- Every trip and post has its own audience: Public (anyone), Friends (accepted friends) or Only me. A post never shows to more people than its trip.
- Hide exact location is on by default: other people see the area (about 1 km), not the pin.
- Public trips can be shared as a web link. People you block can't see your trips, comments or profile, and you can't see theirs.
Where it's stored
Your data is stored on servers and cloud storage (Amazon Web Services) in the United States. Sign-in codes are sent by an email service.
Your choices
- Export my data: Profile › Settings › Export my data gives you a file with everything you put in Waibook.
- Delete my account: Profile › Settings › Delete my account removes your account, trips, posts, photos, comments, likes, saves and friends. It can't be undone.
- Report and block: report a trip, post, comment or person from its ⋯ menu; we review reports and remove what breaks the rules.
Children
Waibook isn't meant for children under 13, and we don't knowingly keep their data.
Changes
We'll update this page when what we keep or how we use it changes.