Treesly

Effective: Feb 14, 2022

Treesly Inc

Our products and services are designed to help and inspire you to grow more in your garden. We’re a passionate bunch of fruit collectors and gardeners dedicated to helping you discover the greatest gift under the sun. Get growing!

When you use these services, you’ll share some information with us. So we want to be upfront about the information we collect, how we use it, and the controls we give you to access, update, and delete your information.

We’ve written this Privacy Policy in a way to be free of the legal language that often makes other ones very confusing. If you still have questions about anything in our Privacy Policy, just contact us.

Information We Collect

There are two basic categories of information we collect:

· Information you provide.

· Information we get when you use our services.

Here’s a little more detail on each of these categories.

Information You Provide

When you interact with our services, we collect information that you provide to us. For example, most of our services require you to set up a Treesly account, so we need to collect a few important details about you, such as your name, username, password, email address, phone number, and date of birth. We may also ask you to provide us with some additional information and/or content that will be publicly visible on our services, such as a profile picture.

Of course, you’ll also provide us whatever information you send through our services, such as when you create Do Posts and/or create and send chats. Keep in mind that the users who view your photos, videos, or posts, and any other content you share can always save that content or copy it outside the app. So, the same common sense that applies to the internet at large applies to Treesly as well: Don’t send messages or share content that you wouldn’t want someone to save or share.

When you contact customer support or communicate with us in any other way, we’ll collect whatever information you volunteer or that we need to resolve your question.

Information We Get When You Use Our Services

When you use our services, we collect information about which of those services you’ve used and how you’ve used them, such as:

· Usage Information. We collect information about your activity through our services. For example, we may collect information about:

o how you interact with our services, such as which Meet modes you are using, what search queries you submit, and how and when you are using other services and features in the app.

o how you communicate with other users on Treesly, such as their names, the time and date of your communications, the number of messages you exchange with others, which users you exchange messages with the most, and your interactions with messages (such as when you send and when you open a message).

· Content Information. We collect content you create on our services, and information about the content you create or provide, such as if the recipient has viewed the content and the metadata that is provided with the content.

· Device Information. We collect information from and about the devices you use. For example, we collect:

o information about your hardware and software, such as the hardware model, operating system version, device memory, advertising identifiers, unique application identifiers, apps installed, unique device identifiers, browser type, language, battery level, and time zone;

o information from device sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, compasses, microphones, and whether you have headphones connected; and

o information about your wireless and mobile network connections, such as mobile phone number, service provider, IP address, and signal strength.

· Device Phonebook. Because Treesly is all about communicating with friends so that you can do stuff in thereal world, we may—with your permission—collect information from your device’s phonebook or Contacts.

· Camera and Photos. Many of our services require us to collect images and other information from your device’s camera and photos. For example, you won’t be able to upload photos to Do Posts or to your profile unless we can access your camera and/or photos.

· Location Information. When you use our services, we may collect information about your location. With your permission, we may also collect information about your precise location using methods that include GPS, wireless networks, cell towers, Wi-Fi access points, and other sensors, such as gyroscopes, accelerometers, and compasses.

· Information Collected by Cookies and Other Technologies. Like most online services and mobile applications, we may use cookies and other technologies, such as web beacons, web storage, and unique advertising identifiers, to collect information about your activity, browser, and device. Most web browsers are set to accept cookies by default. If you prefer, you can usually remove or reject browser cookies through the settings on your browser or device. Keep in mind, though, that removing or rejecting cookies could affect the availability and functionality of our services.

· Log Information. We also collect log information when you use our website, such as:

o details about how you’ve used our services;

o device information, such as your web browser type and language;

o access times;

o pages viewed;

o IP address;

o identifiers associated with cookies or other technologies that may uniquely identify your device or browser; and

How We Use Information

What do we do with the information we collect? The answer is: Provide you with an amazing set of products and services that we relentlessly improve. Here are the ways we do that:

· develop, operate, improve, deliver, maintain, and protect our products and services;

· send you communications, including by email. For example, we may use email to respond to support inquiries or to share information about our products, services, and promotional offers that we think may interest you.

· monitor and analyze trends and usage.

· personalize our services by, among other things, suggesting friends, profile information, who you see in meet modes, and customizing the content we show you.

· contextualize your experience by, among other things, by using your precise location information (if, of course, you’ve given us permission to collect that information) and applying other labels based on the content.

· enhance the safety and security of our products and services.

· verify your identity and mitigate fraud or other unauthorized or illegal activity.

· use information we’ve collected from cookies and other technology to enhance our services and your experience with them.

· enforce our Terms of Service and other usage policies and comply with legal requirements.

How We Share Information

We may share information about you in the following ways:

· With other Treesly Users. We may share the following information with other Treesly Users:

o information about you, such as your username, name, age, relationship status, and photos and any other information about yourself that you have shared with us.

o information about how you have interacted with our services, such as the names of other Treesly Users, and other information that will help other Treesly Users understand your connections with others using our services.

o any additional information you have directed us to share.

o content you post or send. How widely your content is shared depends on your personal settings and the type of service you are using. For example, a Treesly Post may be sent to just a single friend you select, but if you turn on the setting to allow friends to share that post with other friends, then that post may be seen by any Treesly user with whom the post is shared.

· With all Treesly users, and/or the general public. We may share the following information with Treesly users as well as with our business partners and the general public:

o public information like your name, username, relationship status, Treesly code and profile pictures.

o Do Post submissions that are set to be shared.

o Your name, age, gender, relationship status, photos, and any other information that you make available in any of the meet modes. (dating mode, friendship mode, etc.).

o We may share information about you, such as device and usage information, to help us and others prevent fraud.

o We may share information about you for legal, safety, and security reasons. We may share information about you if we reasonably believe that disclosing the information is needed to:

§ comply with any valid legal process, governmental request, or applicable law, rule, or regulation.

§ investigate, remedy, or enforce potential Terms of Service violations.

§ protect the rights, property, or safety of us, our users, or others.

§ detect and resolve any fraud or security concerns.

o We may share information about you as part of a merger or acquisition. If Treesly Inc. gets involved in a merger, asset sale, financing, liquidation or bankruptcy, or acquisition of all or some portion of our business to another company, we may share your information with that company before and after the transaction closes.

We may also share with third parties that provide services to us or perform business purposes for us aggregated, non-personally identifiable, or de-identified information.

How Long We Keep Your Information

· We store your basic account information—like your name, phone number, and email address—and list of friends until you ask us to delete them.

· We store location information for different lengths of time based on how precise it is and which services you use.

If you ever decide to stop using Treesly, you can just ask us to delete your account.

Keep in mind that, while our systems are designed to carry out our deletion practices automatically, we cannot promise that deletion will occur within a specific timeframe. There may be legal requirements to store your data and we may need to suspend those deletion practices if we receive valid legal process asking us to preserve content, if we receive reports of abuse or other Terms of Service violations, or if your account or content created by you is flagged by our automated systems for abuse or other Terms of Service violations. Finally, we may also retain certain information in backup for a limited period of time or as required by law.

Control Over Your Information

We want you to be in control of your information, so we provide you with the following tools.

· Access. You can access and edit most of your basic account information right in our apps. We might reject your request to access or update your personal information for a number of reasons, including, for example, if the request risks the privacy of other users or is unlawful.

· Revoking permissions. In most cases, if you let us use your information, you can simply revoke your permission by changing the settings in the app or on your device if your device offers those options. Of course, if you do that, certain services may lose full functionality.

· Deletion. You can delete your account in the mobile app.

California Residents

If you’re a California resident, you have certain privacy rights under California law, including the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (“CCPA”). Our California Privacy Notice specifies these rights, here .

Children

Our services are not intended for—and we don’t direct them to—anyone under 13. And that’s why we do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13. In some cases, this means we will be unable to provide certain functionality to these users. If we need to rely on consent as a legal basis for processing your information and your country requires consent from a parent, we may require your parent’s consent before we collect and use that information.

Revisions to the Privacy Policy

We may change this Privacy Policy from time to time. But when we do, we’ll let you know one way or another. Sometimes, we’ll let you know by revising the date at the top of the Privacy Policy that’s available on our website. Other times, we may provide you with additional notice (such as adding a statement to our websites’ homepages or providing you with an in-app notification).