We collect what the product needs
Accounts, review drafts, ratings, moderation signals, reports, and necessary security data help pagedar keep reviews attached to real people and keep abuse out of the ranking.
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Trust is not a badge. It is how the product behaves
pagedar is designed around human reviews, careful moderation, clear data practices, and plain controls. This page explains the working parts behind the promise.
Reviews are treated as public signals
Reviews are short by design, but not casual by consequence. We use account checks, provider sign-in, anti-abuse signals, and moderation workflows to reduce fake or manipulative submissions.
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Necessary storage keeps the service working. Optional analytics or marketing categories stay off unless enabled, and the footer keeps cookie settings available after the first choice.
Processing
The current stack is kept intentionally small
pagedar currently relies on static site delivery, Supabase for account and review infrastructure, OAuth providers for sign-in, Cloudflare Turnstile for anti-abuse checks where enabled, and GitHub/Vercel-style deployment workflows.
As the product grows, this page should stay the plain-language map: what is processed, why it is processed, and where a visitor can challenge, change, or report something.
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Illegal, harmful, misleading, or privacy-invasive content can be reported through Notice and Action.
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The Terms explain accounts, reviews, moderation, AI summaries, and the current launch limits.
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For privacy, legal, or platform questions, write to the operator mailbox listed in the legal notice.
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