PRIVACY
POLICY
Short and to the point: we collect the minimum of data, use it only to answer your request, and pass it to nobody.
The details are below — what exactly, where it’s stored and how to have it deleted.
We do not sell or pass your data to third parties. Ever.
What data we receive
We do not request passport details, addresses, payment credentials or passwords. If someone claiming to be Pride Invest asks you for a password or a code from an SMS, that isn’t us — see red flags.
Why we need them
- To contact you about the request you left and to answer your question.
- To understand which material is useful — from anonymized visit statistics.
- To protect against spam — the number of requests from one address is limited by IP.
We don’t run mailing lists. The contact you leave is used only to answer that specific enquiry.
Where this is stored
Requests are saved in the site’s own database, on the hosting. Only the site administrator has access to them. The contents of requests are not passed outside, to third-party services or advertising systems.
Statistics data is processed on the Yandex.Metrica side according to its own policy.
Cookies
The site uses cookies in two cases: technical (so the pages work correctly) and statistical (Yandex.Metrica). There are no advertising or tracking networks on the site.
Cookies can be disabled in your browser settings. Some functions may then work incorrectly, but it won’t stop you reading the material.
How to delete your data
Write to us on Telegram or WhatsApp — the contacts are in the site header and footer. The request and all data connected to it will be deleted. No identity confirmation is required; giving the contact you left is enough.
Changes
If the way we handle data changes, we will update this page. The date of the last change is always visible in the site’s management system.
This document describes how the site actually works. Before accepting payments or collecting more data, show it to a lawyer and add the details of your company or sole proprietorship — the law requires them to be stated.