You can find our complete privacy policy at papersurvey.io/privacy-policy. We've written it in clear, straightforward language to help you understand exactly how we handle your data.

What's covered in our privacy policy

Our privacy policy provides detailed information about:

Data collection and use

• What information we collect (and what we don't)
• How we use your data
• Legal basis for processing
• Data retention periods

Your privacy rights

• How to access your data
• Requesting corrections or deletions
• Data portability options
• Opting out of communications

Security measures

• Technical safeguards we use
• Organizational security policies
• Incident response procedures
• Third-party security audits

Data sharing

• When we might share data (spoiler: rarely)
• Third-party service providers we use
• International data transfers
• Law enforcement requests

Quick privacy facts

Here's what you need to know right away:

• We don't sell your data - Never have, never will
• Minimal data collection - We only collect what's necessary
• You're in control - Delete your data anytime
• Transparent practices - No hidden data collection

Related resources

For a complete picture of our privacy practices:

• Security Overview: papersurvey.io/security - Technical security details
• GDPR Compliance: Full GDPR documentation available
• Data Processing Agreement: Available for enterprise customers

Privacy policy updates

We keep our privacy policy current:

• Last updated date shown at the top
• Email notifications for significant changes
• Clear summaries of what changed

Have privacy questions?

We take privacy seriously and want you to feel confident using PaperSurvey:

Get help with:

• Understanding specific policy sections
• Exercising your privacy rights
• Data deletion requests
• Privacy settings for your surveys

Contact our privacy team:

• Email: privacy@papersurvey.io
• Response time: Within 48 hours

Remember: Your privacy matters to us. If something in our privacy policy isn't clear, please ask. We'd rather over-explain than leave you with questions.