looks interesting. I installed the app but not sure about the login options... then checked the linked privacy policy and started to get nervous... I know it’s mostly for your website but it mentions google analytics, hotjar, google tag manager, mixpanel, amplitude, intercom, smartlook, facebook pixels, sentry and probably much more... all pretty much based on legitimate interest :-/ feels rather intrusive to me (but I admit I feel like a bit of a privacy freak these days... after all who even reads those privacy policies)
Thanks a lot for the feedback! I know it’s not always easy to share, but definitely appreciate it. Maybe we can add an opt-in for our analytics: we mostly use them to understand what we should build next (or measure when we do A/B tests in the app), as well as be able to help when people get in touch with a coach via Intercom. All of that can/should be optional though, so I’ll bring that to our board and see if we can do something there.
Also, there’s no harm at all in caring about privacy, rather the opposite, so your opinion is 100% valid!
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looks interesting. I installed the app but not sure about the login options... then checked the linked privacy policy and started to get nervous... I know it’s mostly for your website but it mentions google analytics, hotjar, google tag manager, mixpanel, amplitude, intercom, smartlook, facebook pixels, sentry and probably much more... all pretty much based on legitimate interest :-/ feels rather intrusive to me (but I admit I feel like a bit of a privacy freak these days... after all who even reads those privacy policies)
Thanks a lot for the feedback! I know it’s not always easy to share, but definitely appreciate it. Maybe we can add an opt-in for our analytics: we mostly use them to understand what we should build next (or measure when we do A/B tests in the app), as well as be able to help when people get in touch with a coach via Intercom. All of that can/should be optional though, so I’ll bring that to our board and see if we can do something there.
Also, there’s no harm at all in caring about privacy, rather the opposite, so your opinion is 100% valid!