Privacy Policy
shrook.com values your privacy. The following policy applies to data you share with shrook.com:
Synchronization
- Personal data you synchronize here is considered private. You are not required to join in any "community" to use shrook.com.
- Personal data you synchronize here is not available to the public in any way, unless you enable such options in the preferences.
- Personal data you synchronize here will not be divulged to any third party.
- Personal data you synchronize here will not be subject to analysis or scrutiny, beyond that required to test, maintain and update the system.
- The URLs of any channels you synchronize here are all considered private. For example, they will not be used as inspiration for the Channel Guide.
Email Addresses
- The email address you provide with your shrook.com account details will not be shared with any third party
- The only messages sent to your address will be by the password reset mechanism
- Other services that use your email address may be introduced in the future, but messages will only be sent with your prior consent.
Distributed Checking
- Data from users of Distributed Checking is collected on a central server, however no personal information or information linkable to an individual is divulged to other users.
- Distributed Checking data will not be shared with any third party
- Distributed Checking data is permanently deleted on a daily basis
Distributed Checking Note
- The Shrook desktop application system never transmits channel URLs to shrook.com, only hashes of those URLs.
- It is mathematically impossible to learn the URL of a private channel from only its hash.
- However, it is possible to calculate the hash of a public URL and match it against the hashes in the Distributed Checking database.
Liability Note
- This policy represents a promise to make reasonable efforts to protect the privacy of your data, and never to share it deliberately. It does not not represent a guarantee .
The policy may be clarified or amended in the future, as necessary.
Graham Parks (graham@utsire.com)