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Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

This section is the Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy for Washington's My Health My Data Act. It is also published at https://pineappleplaydate.com/privacy/health.

Last updated: [Effective date]

The controller is [Company legal name], [Mailing address]. Contact privacy@pineappleplaydate.com.

Consumer health data we collect. We do not collect lab tests, diagnoses, or records from a clinic. The app can still hold information Washington treats as consumer health data, because it can identify sexual health or sex life. That includes gender, who you are open to, sexual preferences and boundaries, body details you choose to add, swipe answers, match results, and chat or photos that describe sex or your body.

Consent. We collect this information only after you put it into the service, or after you confirm you are an adult and accept the terms. You can refuse to fill optional fields. Required fields for an event are age, about me, and looking for. If you do not want to provide them, do not finish joining that event.

Why we collect it. To run the private matching event, to show a profile to the people described in this policy, and to enforce age and safety rules. We do not use it for advertising. We do not sell consumer health data. We do not share it with data brokers.

Who receives it. Hosts and co-hosts of your event, other guests to the extent described above, and the service providers listed in this policy (Vercel, Supabase, Resend when email is on, Google when you use Google sign-in, a browser push service if you enable reminders, and object storage if it is configured).

Your rights. You can ask for confirmation, access, and withdrawal of consent. You can delete consumer health data by using Settings, then Delete account, or by emailing privacy@pineappleplaydate.com. Deletion follows the "Delete your account" section. We will tell service providers to delete the same information when we are required to, except where a backup or a legal duty keeps a copy for a limited time.

Appeals. If we deny a request, reply to that email and ask for an appeal. If you are in Washington and the appeal is denied, you can contact the Washington Attorney General.

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