Effective Date: OCTOBER 11, 2026
Last Updated: OCTOBER 11, 2026
ShockSocial is an independent personal web project.
This Privacy Policy explains what information ShockSocial collects, how it is used, and how it is protected.
When you use ShockSocial, we may collect information needed to provide the service.
This may include:
We do not intentionally collect more personal information than is reasonably necessary to operate ShockSocial.
Some information you choose to place on your profile may be publicly visible.
This can include:
Do not post personal information you do not want other users to see.
If you do, Shockwve is not responsible.
Some information is intended to remain private.
This can include:
Private information is not intentionally made public simply because you use ShockSocial.
ShockMail is ShockSocial's private messaging system.
Messages are intended only for the participants of the conversation.
We do not casually read private ShockMail.
Private communications may be processed or accessed when reasonably necessary for security, abuse prevention, legal requirements, or a specifically designed moderation or safety process.
ShockSocial may use automated systems, including AI-based moderation, to help detect potentially harmful or inappropriate public content.
Content that may be reviewed by automated moderation systems can include:
AI moderation is a safety tool and is not the sole security mechanism.
ShockSocial may use additional technical safeguards such as content sanitization, access controls, sandboxing, and human review.
Private information is not automatically sent to AI systems simply because it exists on your account.
ShockSocial does not intentionally provide AI systems with:
ShockSocial may allow users to customize their profiles with HTML and CSS.
Submitted code may be automatically and technically inspected for security and moderation purposes.
Dangerous code may be blocked or removed.
ShockSocial may use sanitization and sandboxing to prevent custom profile code from accessing:
Users may upload files such as profile pictures and backgrounds.
Uploaded files may be checked for:
Uploads are stored using services that support ShockSocial's account and access-control system.
Information may be used to:
We do not use your information for purposes unrelated to operating, protecting, or improving ShockSocial unless permitted or required by applicable law.
ShockSocial uses Supabase Auth for account authentication.
Supabase Auth may handle:
ShockSocial does not create its own password-hashing system.
ShockSocial does not intentionally store your Supabase password in profiles, local storage, ShockMail, game data, or other custom application data.
ShockSocial may use cookies, local storage, or similar browser technologies to:
We do not use local storage as a replacement for secure server-side authorization.
ShockSocial may use analytics or similar services to understand general website usage and performance.
If analytics are used, they should be configured according to the applicable privacy requirements and the actual services used by ShockSocial.
We do not sell your personal information.
Information may be shared with service providers when necessary to operate ShockSocial.
Examples may include:
Service providers should only receive information reasonably necessary for the service they provide.
Information may be disclosed when required by law or when reasonably necessary to:
ShockSocial uses reasonable technical and organizational safeguards to protect information.
These may include:
No online service can guarantee absolute security.
Information may be retained for as long as reasonably necessary to provide ShockSocial, maintain security, comply with legal requirements, or resolve disputes.
You may request deletion of your ShockSocial account.
When an account is deleted, associated information may be deleted or anonymized where appropriate.
Some information may need to be retained when required by law, needed for security, or necessary to resolve disputes.
ShockSocial is not intended to knowingly collect personal information from children in violation of applicable law.
If you believe a child has provided personal information in a way that violates applicable requirements, contact ShockSocial so the situation can be reviewed.
Depending on where you live, you may have rights regarding your personal information.
These may include rights to:
If California privacy laws apply to you, you may have additional privacy rights.
These rights may include rights concerning access, deletion, correction, and information about the collection and use of personal information.
If you access ShockSocial from outside the United States, your information may be processed in countries where ShockSocial or its service providers operate.
Applicable privacy protections may vary by location.
ShockSocial may rely on third-party services to operate parts of the website.
These services may have their own privacy policies and terms.
ShockSocial is not responsible for privacy practices outside of its control.
This Privacy Policy may be updated when ShockSocial's features, services, or legal requirements change.
The latest version will be posted on ShockSocial.
For privacy questions or requests, contact:
This Privacy Policy should be updated whenever ShockSocial's actual data practices change.
This document is intended to describe the intended privacy practices of ShockSocial and is not legal advice.
This document has not been individually reviewed by a lawyer for every jurisdiction. Continued use of ShockSocial is subject to the version posted here.