Privacy Policy

Web Host Pro operates Social Web Host Pro as a private social publishing application. This policy explains what information the application processes and why.

Information we process

The application may process the administrator’s email address, connected-account identifiers and display names, encrypted access or refresh tokens, drafted and published post content, uploaded or generated images, publishing results, and limited technical logs needed to operate and secure the service.

Google user data

Google OAuth, the Blogger API, and Google Business Profile APIs are used only to authenticate the authorized administrator, identify Blogger blogs and Business Profile locations that account manages, and publish administrator-approved posts. Google user data is not sold, used for advertising, or used to train AI models.

How information is used

Information is used only to authenticate the administrator, connect accounts the administrator authorizes, create and publish requested content, display publishing history, diagnose failures, and protect the application.

Service providers and disclosures

When requested by the administrator, relevant content and credentials are transmitted to the selected destination provider. Content generation requests may be sent to OpenAI. Hosting and email providers process limited data needed to operate the application. We do not sell personal information or use connected-account data for advertising.

Storage and security

Provider credentials are encrypted at rest. The publishing workspace is access-controlled, and reasonable technical safeguards are used to protect stored information. No internet service can guarantee absolute security.

Retention and data deletion

Connection information and publishing history are retained while needed to operate the application. To request deletion of stored connected-account data, email cs@webhostpro.com from the administrator email address and identify the connected service to remove. We will verify the request, disable the connection, and delete its stored identifiers and encrypted credentials. You may also revoke the application directly in the connected provider’s account settings.

Your choices

You may revoke access at the connected provider at any time. Revocation stops future API access but does not automatically remove content already published to that provider.

Third-party services

Connected providers have their own privacy policies and terms. Their handling of information is governed by those policies once information is sent to them.

Contact

For privacy questions or deletion requests, contact cs@webhostpro.com.