What we collect, why, where it lives, how long it stays, and how to get it corrected or deleted. Plain English, because a notice you can't read protects nobody. The short version: we hold what you put here to run the product for you, we don't sell it, and you can have it removed. Dazflo is in beta: as the product changes, this notice will change with it, and the date at the top will move.
Dazflo — the operator of dazflo.com and the Dazflo apps — is responsible for your data (the "data fiduciary" under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023). For anything about your data — a question, a correction, a deletion, a concern — write to our privacy contact at contact@dazflo.com. We reply within 30 days, usually much sooner.
Your account: your name, your email address, and a password we store only in scrambled (hashed) form. Needed to sign you in, to reach you about your own account, and to keep it yours.
Your profile: what you choose to put on it — a username, a headline, a bio, a photo, links, and the social accounts and follower counts you enter. Shown to the people you make it visible to; you pick public, unlisted or private.
Verified audience: if you choose to verify a follower count, you show us the number on a screen we watch you open. We keep that evidence and the result, so the mark on your profile says only what we actually saw.
Your work: briefs, offers, events, contests and rooms you make or take part in — tasks, deliverables, applications, entries, event registrations and the answers you give in them, approvals, and the record of what was agreed. This is the product.
Messages: what you send to other members, and to the assistant. Kept so both sides can read the conversation later.
Recordings you make in Dazflo Live: photos, videos and screen recordings made through Dazflo's own camera, only after you tap record and agree to the consent shown at that moment. Each one is sealed with the time it was made and a fingerprint of the file, so a receipt for it can be checked later. We record the version of the consent you agreed to.
Notifications: your email and, only if you turn them on, a browser push subscription. Both are yours to switch off in Settings, except a few messages about security and your own transactions.
What you open: when you're signed in, the pages of things you open on Dazflo — a brief, a contest, an event, an offer, a poll or quiz, a collab, someone's page — so Home can suggest things you may like ("Because you opened…"). Only you see what it suggests, and pages of your own aren't kept. It's on unless you switch it off in Settings, under Privacy and consent.
What you agreed to: which version of the terms and of this notice you agreed to, and when — at joining, and each time you agree after a change — and each “I understand” or “I agree” you tap on the short cards about hosting and throwing bottles. Kept to show what was agreed.
Accounts on one device: if you add another account on a device where you're already signed in, we keep that those accounts shared a device. It lets you switch between them, lets a block keep the blocked person's other accounts from reaching the one who blocked, and helps us spot one person opening accounts to get around a limit. Only Dazflo's team sees it: nobody else is told which accounts are yours.
Technical: a session cookie that keeps you signed in, security logs of requests to our servers, and visit counts from our hosting provider's analytics. No advertising trackers.
We don't sell your data, and we don't share it with advertisers for targeting. We don't read your messages for marketing (the safety checks in section 4 read some, for safety only), and we don't use what you put here to train AI models. The assistant reads your own data only when you ask it something, to answer you; the text you send it is processed by an AI provider to produce the reply.
Promotions: you will see promotions on Dazflo — campaigns, partner events, featured programmes — sometimes paid for by the brand behind them. They are placed for everyone, not chosen using your personal data, and the brand learns nothing about you unless you apply, enter or register.
You decide. A public page is public because you published it. What you put in a room, a brief or a deal is seen by the people in it. A private profile is seen by you and by nobody else. Verification marks state only what we checked — never a promise about a person.
When you apply, enter or book: the brand or person running that brief, contest, event or offer sees what you send them — your application, your quote, your entry, your answers — along with your profile and any verified audience numbers on it. That is how they decide; nothing goes to them before you act.
Bottles: a bottle you throw is seen by the people Dazflo hands it to and by anyone you send its links to. Once you've agreed to the bottle rules that say so, every member can also find it in Explore while it's out — its note and your first name — and pass it on.
Safety checks: photos and videos you add are checked automatically before they can be used (a video through stills taken from it, a large photo through a smaller copy). What you write for others to see is read automatically when you save it — posts and replies, updates, captions, your profile's name, handle, headline, bio and line, bottles and I'm in replies — and so are messages you send to someone you aren't connected with, until they reply. An AI provider describes what a photo shows, or reads the words, and our checks decide from that. A photo or video that clearly shows nudity or sexual content isn't stored at all; one we're unsure about is kept out of sight until a person at Dazflo looks at it, and you're told what they decide. A clearly sexual message to someone new isn't delivered until a person at Dazflo has looked at it, and you're told it's waiting. Other words we're unsure about go out as usual and are shown to a person at Dazflo, who may remove them — except a bottle, which isn't handed out in Today's bottles or listed in Explore, and shows nothing of what it says at its links, until a person at Dazflo has looked. We keep a note of what was flagged and why, not a copy of your words. When you report a bottle, we keep the reason you picked and anything you add, and the person who threw it isn't told who reported it. When you say Not for me to a bottle or stop someone's bottles, we keep that, to leave them out of what's picked for you. Recordings made to verify who you are aren't checked this way. Where the law requires it, we report material that appears to sexually exploit a child to the authorities.
Dazflo runs on cloud infrastructure in the United States. Images, recordings and captures are stored with content-delivery providers in the United States and Germany. Email goes through a delivery service. Each provider processes data on our instructions only, to provide its part of the service; the full list is available on request.
That means your data is processed outside India. India's data protection rules allow this unless the government restricts a destination; if that ever changes for a place we use, we will move the affected data.
Payments: Dazflo does not take payments today. When it does, they will be handled by a regulated payment provider; card details will go to that provider and never to us.
Your account and content: for as long as you keep the account. Delete it yourself any time, in Settings under Privacy and consent — or ask us, and we complete the deletion within 30 days. Your photos, videos, recordings and files go with it. Where another person relies on a record you were part of — an agreement you both signed off, a completed piece of work, a receipt — a minimal version may be kept so their record isn't destroyed with yours.
Recordings: yours until you delete them. Deleting one removes the file and everything you wrote about it; what stays is a minimal sealed note that a recording was made at that time and deleted — no file, no content. Recordings made to verify your identity are the exception: they are deleted automatically 90 days after they are made, and never get a public receipt.
What you open: 90 days, then it goes by itself. Switching it off in Settings removes what was kept at once.
Messages: for as long as both accounts exist. Technical logs: for a short period, for security.
Accounts on one device: for as long as any of those accounts is open. Logging out doesn't remove it, and deleting one account doesn't either, so a block still reaches the others. If two accounts that shared a device aren't one person's — a friend's phone, a family's tablet — tell us, and we'll unlink them.
What you agreed to: kept with no end date — after you delete your account too — so what was agreed, and when, can still be shown.
You can ask for a copy of the data we hold about you, ask us to correct it, ask us to delete it, withdraw consent you gave earlier, and nominate someone to exercise these rights for you if you cannot. Write to contact@dazflo.com from the address on your account. You can also delete your account yourself, in Settings under Privacy and consent; asked by email, we act on it within 30 days.
We would always rather hear about a problem directly and put it right. The law also gives you a route beyond us: once you have raised a matter with us and had our answer, you may take it to the Data Protection Board of India.
Dazflo is for people aged 18 and over. If we learn that an account belongs to someone younger, we will close it and delete the data.
Every change gets a new version and date at the top, and is listed below. If a change matters, the next time you come in we tell you what changed and ask you to agree. A small clarification asks nothing of you. The terms of use cover everything else about how Dazflo works.
What changed:
1.4.4 · 27 October 2026 — Who sees what (§4): once you've agreed to the bottle rules that say so, every member can find your bottles in Explore while they're out — the note and your first name. A bottle we're unsure about isn't listed there, and shows nothing of what it says at its links, until a person at Dazflo has looked.
1.4.3 · 25 October 2026 — The card before you throw bottles now says “I agree” where it said “I understand”, and What we collect (§2) says so: we keep each “I understand” or “I agree” you tap on the short cards about hosting and throwing bottles.
1.4.2 · 23 October 2026 — If you add another account on a device where you're already signed in, we keep that those accounts shared a device: it lets you switch between them, lets a block keep the blocked person's other accounts from reaching the one who blocked, and helps us spot one person opening accounts to get around a limit. Only Dazflo's team sees it, for as long as any of those accounts is open, and we unlink two that aren't one person's when told.
1.4.1 · 21 October 2026 — Our privacy contact is now contact@dazflo.com.
1.4 · 18 October 2026 — We now say how you're told about a change: if this notice changes in a way that matters, we tell you what changed, and ask you to agree, the next time you come in — not before it takes effect, as this notice used to say. And we keep what you agreed to — which version of the terms and of this notice, and when, and each “I understand” on the cards about hosting and bottles — even after you delete your account, so it can still be shown.
1.3.1 · 14 October 2026 — A bottle we're unsure about isn't handed out in Today's bottles until a person at Dazflo has looked. When you report a bottle, we keep the reason you picked and anything you add; when you hide a bottle or stop someone's bottles, we keep that to leave them out of what's picked for you.
1.3 · 10 October 2026 — What you write for others to see — posts, updates, captions and your profile — is read automatically when you save it, and so are messages to someone you aren't connected with, until they reply. A clearly sexual message to someone new waits for a person at Dazflo before it's delivered; anything else we're unsure about goes out as usual and is shown to a person at Dazflo, who may remove it.
1.2 · 10 October 2026 — Photos and videos you add are checked automatically for nudity and sexual content, and bottles and I'm in replies are read when you send them. Anything clearly sexual isn't stored; anything doubtful waits for a person at Dazflo.
1.1 · 6 October 2026 — We keep which pages you open for 90 days, to suggest things to you on Home; you can switch it off in Settings, and what was kept goes at once.
1.0.1 · 26 September 2026 — You can delete your account yourself, in Settings, as well as by asking us; your photos, videos, recordings and files go with it.
1.0 · 1 September 2026 — First numbered version: what we collect and why, promotions, what a host sees when you take part, where data lives, retention, your rights.