Brew Cloud Privacy Policy

Out privacy policy is not to sell or share your email address, password or IP

address with third parties except for official legal request (such as a legal

warrant or subpoena from a judge).

If you sign up for our email list when registering you will be added to the Brew

Cloud email list only. You may receive email notifications for various events

and news from the Brew Cloud app/site, Brew Cloud Email List,

theBrewCloud.com site.

While we never share your email, password or private information, we do

occasionally send promotional emails including paid ads and new Brew Cloud

product announcements as part of the Brew Cloud newsletter.

For the Brew Cloud Recipe app/site, all recipes you mark as public will be

publicly available to anyone. Any data you enter in your user profile (except

email address and password) such as your name, avatar, etc.…will be shown

in your public profile. Your posts, comments, reviews, etc. will also be publicly

viewable by anyone.

Large portions of the content on the Brew Cloud web sites are user-

contributed, and the owners of the site make no attempt to moderate or filter

every posting. If you find a post, comment, or other content that is offensive or

inappropriate, please report it to a moderator for review. There are “report to

moderator” buttons throughout the website.

We do reserve the unilateral right to ban users, remove accounts or remove

content that is found to be offensive, inappropriate, or in violation of the user

agreement. In extreme cases, your user account may be removed along with

all of your content.

If you would like to remove your account you can contact us on the support

page and we will take steps to remove your account and data from our sites.

Security

Brew Cloud’s (web or mobile app) connections to the recipe server

at https://theBrewCloud.com is secured using SSL/TLS 1.2 so your data is

encrypted from end-to-end when moving recipe data, passwords and other

items to the cloud.

We only store encrypted versions of your password on our sites and never

store the unencrypted passwords, and we do take reasonable steps to

prevent unauthorized access, and do our best to protect your privacy within

the limitations of an open conventional web site.

The Bottom Line

The bottom line: we do take reasonable steps to protect your data and privacy

within the limits of normal encrypted servers, and will not intentionally share

your data with anyone (except authorized law personnel with a legal warrant)

without your permission.