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Privacy Policy

How EuroMakers collects, uses, and protects data submitted through this website.

Scope

This policy applies to data processed through EuroMakers forms, including software submissions, update reports, and contact messages.

Data We Collect

Depending on the form, this can include software details, evidence links, your name, email address, and free-text messages. We also process anti-spam verification data from Cloudflare Turnstile.

How We Use Data

We use data to review submissions, investigate updates or reports, prevent abuse, and respond to messages. Submission and moderation metadata may be stored in internal review records.

Third-Party Processors

We use service providers to operate the platform, including Cloudflare Turnstile for anti-spam checks and internal tools for moderation workflows. These providers process only the data needed to deliver their service.

Public and Private Data

We avoid publishing personal contact data in public moderation records. Contact details are used privately by maintainers only for moderation or reply purposes.

Data Retention

We keep records only as long as needed for moderation, operational integrity, legal compliance, and basic auditing.

Your Rights

You can request clarification, correction, or deletion of your personal data when applicable. For requests, use the contact page or email contact@euromakers.org.

Contact

If you have privacy questions, contact contact@euromakers.org.

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