Cenelira

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Privacy

Privacy Policy

A plain-language explanation of what Cenelira collects, how it uses connected-platform data, and the controls users have over retention, revocation, and deletion.

Last updated

March 25, 2026

Scope

These pages explain how Cenelira handles account data, service usage, and platform-facing compliance requests.

Scope

This policy explains how Cenelira handles information collected through the product, including account data, workspace data, uploaded media, schedules, connected-platform credentials, and support or deletion requests. It applies to the Cenelira website and app surfaces, but not to third-party platforms that you connect separately.

What we collect

  • Account and workspace details such as your email address, optional display name, workspace membership, role, invitations, and connected sign-in provider.
  • Content and workflow data such as uploaded media, captions, titles, thumbnails, scheduling settings, publish destinations, queue events, retries, handoff exports, and publish results.
  • Connected-platform data required to authenticate, refresh connections, and publish on your behalf, including platform account identifiers, page or channel identifiers, granted scopes, token-expiry state, and encrypted access or refresh tokens.
  • Operational, security, and support data such as audit events, error buckets, reliability records, and messages you send when you contact support or request deletion.

How we use it

  • To create and secure user accounts, sessions, workspaces, and team access.
  • To let users upload content, prepare media, schedule posts, and publish or hand off content.
  • To connect, refresh, monitor, and disconnect third-party platform integrations.
  • To troubleshoot failures, prevent abuse, respond to support requests, and improve reliability.
  • To comply with legal obligations, enforce product rules, and protect the service.

Cenelira does not sell personal data.

Google and YouTube API Services disclosures

Cenelira uses Google and YouTube API Services when a user chooses to sign in with Google or connect a YouTube account. For YouTube, Cenelira uses the connected account only to identify the user's selected channel, maintain connection health, and upload videos that the user explicitly schedules or publishes through the product.

Cenelira's use of information received from Google APIs will comply with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements where applicable.

Google/YouTube user data is not used for advertising, sold to third parties, or accessed for unrelated profiling. You can also review Google's own privacy practices in the Google Privacy Policy.

How data may be shared or disclosed

  • With infrastructure, storage, email, security, and operational service providers only as needed to run the service on our behalf.
  • With the third-party platforms you explicitly connect when Cenelira performs the actions you requested, such as refreshing a token, retrieving channel information, or publishing content.
  • If required to comply with law, enforce our policies, investigate abuse, or protect the rights, safety, or security of users, the service, or third parties.
  • In connection with a merger, acquisition, financing, or transfer of assets, subject to appropriate confidentiality and legal safeguards.

Security

Access and refresh tokens are encrypted at rest. The product is designed to avoid logging raw credentials, and operational traces focus on stable error categories rather than secrets. Access to sensitive operational data is limited to people or systems that need it to operate, secure, or support the service.

Retention

Account data, workspace data, uploaded media, schedules, and publish history are retained while your account remains active unless earlier deletion is requested.

After deletion or disconnection, Cenelira may retain limited records for a reasonable period where necessary for security, fraud prevention, abuse handling, dispute resolution, legal compliance, or short-lived backup restoration. Content already published to a third-party platform is controlled by that platform until you remove it there.

Your choices, revocation, and deletion

You can disconnect supported platforms from inside Cenelira. You can also revoke access directly with the provider. For Google-connected services, visit https://myaccount.google.com/permissions.

To request account deletion, email [email protected] from the email tied to your Cenelira account, or follow the instructions on /data-deletion.

If you removed Cenelira from Facebook or Instagram and need Meta deletion details, use /data-deletion.

Contact

Questions about privacy, retention, revocation, or platform data handling should be sent to [email protected].

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