Scope
Privacy covers what we collect about you; terms cover the rules of using the lobby; cookies cover browser-side storage. No overlap, no contradictions.
This is the partaisbo privacy policy — the page that tells you what we collect when you open an account, what we keep, and what we never touch...
We collect what we need to run your account: your sign-up details, the device you log in from, session timestamps, and the payment reference your wallet sends back when you top up. That's it. We don't sell your contact list, we don't pass your email to third-party marketers, and we don't store full wallet credentials on our side — DANA, OVO, GoPay
and QRIS handle that layer themselves. Where local law permits, we retain account records for the period required for fraud checks and accounting, then archive or delete them. You can ask us at any time to show you what we hold against your username, and we'll respond within a reasonable window.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
We review the partaisbo privacy text on a regular cycle and log every change. These are the editorial markers that keep this page honest rather than boilerplate.
Each revision of this policy carries a date stamp at the foot of the page. If wording changes around data retention or third-party processors, the version line moves so you can spot it.
Our compliance team drafts the policy alongside the product team that actually builds the account flow, so what you read here matches what the system does behind your login.
We frame retention windows and consent points around Indonesia data expectations rather than copying a generic template. Local law context shapes how long we hold sign-up records on file.
We work with a small, named set of payment and hosting processors. The shorter the chain, the easier it is for you to know where your account data actually sits at rest.
Your contact details are not packaged for outside marketers. Promotions you see come from partaisbo only, sent to the channels you opted into when you opened your account.
You can request deletion once your account balance is settled and any open accounting windows have closed. We confirm in writing once the records are purged.
This privacy text sits alongside our terms and cookie pages. Here's how they line up so you don't have to read three documents to find one answer.
Privacy covers what we collect about you; terms cover the rules of using the lobby; cookies cover browser-side storage. No overlap, no contradictions.
All three pages are written in the same plain-English brand voice. If one page sounds like a different lawyer wrote it, flag it to us and we'll align the wording.
Privacy and cookies are reviewed together. Terms move on its own cycle. Each page shows its own last-updated line at the foot rather than a shared global date.
Words like account, session, processor and reference mean the same thing on every policy page. We don't redefine terms between documents to avoid confusion.
Privacy questions land at the privacy desk, billing questions at finance, lobby questions at support. The policy pages all point at the same routing table.
Where local law permits is the phrase we use across every legal page when describing access. It signals that supported regions, not blanket global reach, shape what's offered.
Material changes to any policy trigger a banner inside your account on next login. Minor wording fixes are logged in the version stamp but don't push a banner.
These are the visible elements we've built into the privacy page itself so you can navigate it without scrolling blindly. Each block on this page maps to a...