Last updated: May 2026
Talooka collects the following data only when you explicitly choose to include it in your research profile:
Your data is used solely to:
When you enroll a data type in a research program, an anonymized version of that profile is made available to verified research partners (brands, market research firms, academic institutions). Raw personal content (photos, messages, email content) is NEVER shared.
Research partners receive statistical/behavioral profiles, not raw data linked to your personal identity.
You may at any time:
To exercise these rights, use the Settings screen in the app or email privacy@talooka.app.
Your profile data is retained until you delete it. If you delete your account, all data is permanently removed within 30 days.
You have the right to request deletion of all personal data we hold about you at any time. This includes:
To submit a data deletion or access request, email privacy@talooka.app with the subject line Data Deletion Request or Data Access Request. We will respond and fulfill verified requests within 30 days.
Alternatively, you can delete your account instantly via the App: Settings → Delete Account. This permanently removes all data from our systems within 30 days.
All data is transmitted over encrypted HTTPS connections. We use Supabase for secure cloud storage with industry-standard encryption at rest.
Talooka is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from children.
For privacy questions: privacy@talooka.app
In App Store Connect → Version Information → Notes for App Review, paste this:
Talooka is a consumer data empowerment platform that allows users to voluntarily participate in market research and receive compensation for sharing anonymized behavioral data with brands and researchers.
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