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Privacy Policy: AI Secretary

Business Description

Based in Southampton, we provide smart AI assistants that handle the administrative heavy lifting for local entrepreneurs. Our digital secretaries manage your emails, scheduling, and routine tasks 24/7, allowing you to ditch the paperwork and focus on growing your business without the cost of a traditional office.

Required Privacy Policy Sections for Facebook Approval To get your app or business approved by Facebook (Meta) in 2026, your Privacy Policy page must include these specific sections. If any of these are missing, Facebook's automated review will likely reject your link.

1. Data Collection Disclosure

What to include: Explicitly state what data you collect from Facebook (e.g., name, email, profile picture, or "Public Profile" data).

Why: Facebook needs to see that you are transparent about exactly what you are "taking" from their platform.

2. Purpose of Processing

What to include: A clear explanation of why you need the data. For an AI Secretary, you would state: "We use your information to automate scheduling, manage correspondence, and personalize your administrative tasks."

3. Data Storage & Security

What to include: How long you keep the data and the steps you take to keep it safe (e.g., encryption or secure cloud storage).

4. Third-Party Sharing

What to include: You must state whether you sell data (hopefully "No") and list any third parties who see the data (like the AI processing engine or your database provider).

5. Data Deletion Instructions (CRITICAL)

What to include: A clear "How-To" for users to request that their data be deleted from your system.

Note: Facebook often requires a separate "Data Deletion Callback URL" in the developer settings. You can simply link back to this specific section of your Privacy Policy.

6. User Rights (GDPR/UK GDPR Compliance)

What to include: Since you are in Southampton, you must mention the user's right to access, correct, or delete their data under UK law.