Skip to main contentOnlyAutomator treats user data with the utmost care, implementing comprehensive security measures and adhering to privacy best practices throughout the data lifecycle.
Data Collection
The platform collects specific user data necessary for its functionality:
Account Data
Basic account information:
- Email address: For authentication and communications
- Name: For personalization and account identification
- Password: Stored as secure hashes, never in plaintext
- Profile information: Optional data to enhance the user experience
Creator Account Data
Information about OnlyFans creator accounts:
- Username: OnlyFans account identifier
- Session data: Encrypted browser session information
- Profile metrics: Anonymous, aggregated performance data
- Content statistics: Engagement metrics without content itself
Usage Data
Information about how the platform is used:
- Feature usage: Which tools and features are utilized
- System interactions: Time spent in different sections
- Performance metrics: System response times and errors
- User preferences: Saved settings and customizations
User data lifecycle
Privacy Measures
OnlyAutomator implements multiple privacy protection mechanisms:
Consent Management
Ensuring user control over data:
- Explicit consent: Clear consent collection for data processing
- Granular options: Specific consent for different data uses
- Consent records: Secure storage of consent history
- Revocation process: Simple mechanism to withdraw consent
Data Minimization
Reducing unnecessary data collection:
- Purpose limitation: Only collecting what’s needed for specific purposes
- Storage limitation: Setting appropriate retention periods
- Anonymization: Removing identifiers when possible
- Pseudonymization: Replacing identifiers with aliases for analytics
Transparency
Clear communication about data practices:
- Privacy policy: Comprehensive, plain-language policy
- Data access: Self-service access to personal data
- Processing activities: Clear explanation of how data is used
- Third-party sharing: Transparent disclosure of data recipients
Security Implementation
Technical measures to protect user data:
Encryption
Multiple encryption layers:
- Data at rest: Database-level encryption
- Data in transit: TLS/SSL for all communications
- End-to-end encryption: For highly sensitive data
- Key management: Secure handling of encryption keys
Access Controls
Restricted data access:
- Role-based access control: Limited access based on job function
- Least privilege principle: Minimum necessary permissions
- Database security: Row-level security in Supabase
- Authentication: Multi-factor authentication for system access
Monitoring and Audit
Continuous security oversight:
- Activity logging: Recording all data access events
- Anomaly detection: Identifying unusual access patterns
- Regular audits: Periodic review of security measures
- Penetration testing: Proactive security validation
Data Subject Rights
Supporting user rights under privacy regulations:
Access and Portability
User control over their data:
- Data access: Self-service portal for viewing collected data
- Data export: Downloading personal data in standard formats
- Processing information: Transparency about data use
- Sharing recipients: Disclosure of third parties with access
Rectification and Erasure
Maintaining data accuracy and respecting deletion:
- Data correction: Simple process to update inaccurate data
- Account deletion: Complete removal of account and associated data
- Selective deletion: Removing specific data points while maintaining service
- Deletion confirmation: Verification of completed deletion requests
Data Processing Partners
OnlyAutomator works with select partners:
Primary Processors
Core service providers:
- Supabase: Database and authentication services
- Vercel: Hosting and deployment infrastructure
- Stripe: Payment processing
- Resend: Email delivery services
Data Processing Agreements
Legal safeguards:
- Contract clauses: Specific privacy and security requirements
- Processing limitations: Restrictions on data use
- Security measures: Required technical safeguards
- Audit rights: Verification of compliance
Compliance Framework
Adherence to regulatory requirements:
Global Compliance
Meeting various regulations:
- GDPR: European data protection requirements
- CCPA/CPRA: California privacy regulations
- LGPD: Brazilian data protection law
- Other jurisdictions: Adapting to regional requirements
Industry Standards
Following best practices:
- ISO 27001: Information security management
- NIST frameworks: Security guidelines and controls
- Privacy by Design: Built-in privacy protections
- Regular assessments: Ongoing compliance verification
Data Breach Response
Preparing for security incidents:
Response Planning
Structured incident handling:
- Detection capabilities: Systems to identify potential breaches
- Response team: Designated incident handlers
- Response procedures: Documented steps for breach management
- Communication templates: Pre-approved notification messages
Notification Process
Timely and appropriate disclosure:
- User notification: Direct communication to affected individuals
- Authority reporting: Disclosure to relevant regulators
- Timeline adherence: Meeting regulatory notification deadlines
- Remediation information: Guidance on protective measures
Data Protection Impact
Assessing privacy implications:
Risk Assessment
Evaluating potential impacts:
- Identification of risks: Potential privacy threats
- Impact severity: Potential harm to individuals
- Likelihood analysis: Probability of occurrence
- Mitigation measures: Controls to reduce risks
Ongoing Monitoring
Continuous privacy oversight:
- Regular reassessment: Periodic review of privacy impacts
- Changing risks: Adaptation to new threats or vulnerabilities
- Control effectiveness: Evaluation of protection measures
- Improvement process: Iterative enhancement of safeguards
