Clear rules for how Viraloh collects, uses, protects, and removes data.
Viraloh stores only the information required to run account, campaign, creator, payout, and security workflows. Public explanations live here. Private account records, campaign activity, and workspace settings remain inside protected product flows.
Last Updated
April 15, 2026
Deletion Path
Use the dedicated data deletion flow.
Response Window
Most privacy requests are handled within 30 days.
What we collect
Collection stays tied to product operations, security, and compliance.
Account and identity data
- Name, email address, phone number, and account profile details.
- Verification materials such as government-issued ID when required for trust and compliance.
- Payout and billing details needed to process subscriptions, campaign payments, and withdrawals.
Product and activity data
- Campaign performance, creator activity, and content workflow usage.
- Device, browser, IP, and security telemetry that help us protect the platform.
- Operational logs that help us troubleshoot issues, prevent abuse, and improve reliability.
Connected platform data
- Linked social account identifiers, follower ranges, and engagement signals you choose to connect.
- Posting or verification evidence submitted during campaign execution.
- Analytics returned by supported integrations when required for reporting or fraud checks.
How data is used
Each use supports product delivery, trust, or compliance.
- Run creator, campaign, publishing, and payout workflows.
- Verify accounts, detect abuse, and protect businesses and creators from fraud.
- Power content planning, generation, and analytics features inside the product.
- Respond to support requests and improve the product experience over time.
- Meet legal, financial, and platform compliance requirements.
Security and retention
We limit access, monitor for abuse, and retain only what is needed.
We use layered access controls, account verification, fraud monitoring, and secure infrastructure to protect stored data.
Some records remain in restricted archives or backups for financial, legal, fraud, and dispute-resolution requirements even after an account is deleted.
When information is shared
Sharing is limited to delivery, infrastructure, and legal obligations.
- Payment processors that handle subscriptions, payouts, and checkout flows.
- Infrastructure, analytics, and communication providers that keep the platform running.
- Integrated social platforms when a workflow requires posting, verification, or account connection.
- Regulators, courts, or law-enforcement bodies when disclosure is legally required.
Your privacy choices
- Request access to the personal data associated with your account.
- Correct inaccurate or incomplete information.
- Request deletion where retention is no longer required.
- Object to or limit specific types of processing where applicable.
- Ask for an export of eligible account data.