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Privacy Policy
zedgad is built around project-based publishing. This policy explains what we collect, why we collect it, and how we handle the account, integration, webhook, and publishing data that moves through the product.
Last updated: June 20, 2026
Information we collect
We collect the information needed to run your account, projects, integrations, and publishing workflow. This can include your name, email address, authentication details, project names, project websites, account settings, connected social account metadata, API key metadata, content payloads, media URLs, publish destinations, delivery status, and operational logs.
When you sign in with Google or connect a social platform, we receive the account information and permissions that platform makes available for the connection you approved. We do not ask for permissions that are unrelated to receiving, preparing, or publishing content through zedgad.
How we use information
We use account and project data to authenticate you, create workspaces, receive content from your websites or backend systems, display publishing history, route content to connected channels, troubleshoot failed posts, prevent abuse, and improve the reliability of the service.
We may use aggregated, non-identifying usage patterns to understand which product areas need better performance, documentation, or safeguards. We do not sell your personal information.
API keys and webhook payloads
Project API keys are secrets. Full keys are shown once at creation, then stored in a protected form for verification. Keep them in server-side environment variables and rotate them if they are exposed.
Webhook payloads may contain titles, summaries, article bodies, images, videos, links, tags, categories, or other content fields supplied by your system. You are responsible for making sure the content you send to zedgad is lawful and appropriate for the platforms where you publish it.
Social platform connections
zedgad stores the tokens and metadata required to publish to social accounts you connect, such as Facebook Pages or other supported destinations. We use these connections only to provide the publishing features you request, show connection status, and diagnose platform errors.
You can disconnect a social account from zedgad, revoke access from the social platform itself, or remove a project when you no longer want zedgad to use that connection.
Retention and deletion
We keep account, project, content, and publish log data for as long as needed to provide the service, maintain security, resolve disputes, and comply with legal obligations. Some diagnostic records may be retained after deletion where they are necessary for abuse prevention, auditability, or platform compliance.
If you want account or project data removed, contact us with enough detail to identify the account and project. We may need to verify ownership before completing a deletion request.
Security
We use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards to protect account access, API keys, integration tokens, and publishing records. No internet service can guarantee perfect security, so you should use strong passwords, protect your email account, and limit API key access to trusted server environments.
If you believe your account, API key, or connected social account has been compromised, rotate the affected credentials and contact us promptly.
Changes
We may update this policy as zedgad adds features, integrations, billing, or operational safeguards. When the changes are material, we will make the updated policy available on this page and may provide additional notice inside the product or by email.