Privacy
What Social keeps,
and what it does not.
Social publishes posts on the Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts you connect, at the moment you choose. Here is exactly what Social keeps for that, and how to remove it again.
- No cookies but your session
- Tokens stored encrypted
- No data about your followers
What Social keeps
- Your account: your name, your e-mail address and a hash of your password, with your sessions.
- Teams: the name of each team and who is in it, with their role (owner or member). Everyone in a team sees that team's channels; someone outside it sees nothing of them.
- Channels: for each Facebook Page and Instagram, Threads, X or TikTok account its name, its username and the tokens the network gave. The tokens are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM), bound to their team and channel, and never appear in a page, log or error message. Profile pictures are not shown, so no network learns who uses Social.
- Your posts: the text, the image (with a cropped copy per channel where needed), the planned moment, and what the networks report back: the links to the posts or the error.
Social reads no posts, comments, followers or statistics of your pages, and keeps nothing about the people who see your posts. Social uses the token of your personal Facebook account only while connecting, to fetch your pages' tokens; it is not kept.
Cookies
Social sets a session cookie when you sign in, a cookie for your language when you choose one, and while connecting a short-lived cookie that ties Facebook's answer to your browser. There are no cookies for statistics or advertising.
Deleting your data
Disconnect a page on that page: Social then forgets its token. Delete your account under «Account»: your pages, tokens and posts go with it. If you remove Social in Facebook's settings («Apps and websites»), the tokens stop working and your pages are marked «reconnect» the next time they are used; then delete your account to remove the rest too. Questions? Write to [email protected].
Who
Social is a service of Savage Software (Sebastiano Bellinzis), in the Netherlands. The data is kept at DigitalOcean in Amsterdam.