Privacy Policy
Dropslate ("the application") is a self-hosted publishing tool operated by its owner on their own computer. This policy explains what the application does with data when it connects to social media platforms.
Who operates this application
Dropslate is operated privately by Dmytro Bilotserkovets. It is not offered as a public service and has no user registration. Contact: belocerkovec.dima.key@ukr.net.
What data the application handles
- Content you choose to publish — videos, images, captions, titles and tags. These are read from folders on the operator's own computer.
- Account information from connected platforms — account name, username, profile picture and account identifier. Used to show which account a post will go to.
- Access tokens issued by the platforms when the operator authorises a connection. Used only to publish and to read back post status.
- Publication results — post identifiers, links and error messages returned by the platforms.
Where data is stored
All of the above is stored on the operator's own computer and on servers the operator controls. There is no shared cloud database and no third-party analytics. Media is served over an encrypted tunnel so that the target platform can fetch it at publication time.
What the application does not do
- It does not sell, rent or share data with third parties.
- It does not use platform data for advertising or profiling.
- It does not collect data about other people's accounts, followers or audiences beyond what a platform returns about the connected account itself.
- It does not publish anything without an explicit confirmation step.
Third parties
The application communicates only with the platforms the operator has connected (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook) and with Cloudflare, which provides the encrypted tunnel and DNS for this domain.
Retention and deletion
Access tokens are kept only while a connection is active and are removed when the connection is disconnected or revoked. Content and publication records are kept on the operator's computer for as long as the operator keeps the corresponding files.
To request deletion of data associated with a connected account, see Data Deletion. Access can also be revoked at any time from the platform's own settings, which immediately ends the application's ability to act on that account.
Changes
If this policy changes, the updated version is published on this page with a new date at the top.