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Privacy Policy

In effect since 27 July 2026 (revision C1.1; previous revision: 23 July 2026)

This is a translation. The Russian text is the one that counts.

We publish this Policy in English so that you can read what happens to your data. It is a convenience translation, not a separate document: the legally binding text is the Russian original, and wherever the two differ, the Russian wording applies. You can read it here — Политика конфиденциальности (in Russian).

What changed on 27 July 2026

We stopped asking for and storing dates of birth (age is now confirmed only by ticking “I am 18 or older”) and removed email from the questionnaire — you can now leave one if you want to, after the test, on your report page. We separately clarified that when you pay for Premium the payer's email is passed to the payment provider for the invoice and the receipt, and we rewrote the “Your rights” section around the fact that most users have no address on file.

This Policy describes what data the operator of the LoveScore service (the “Operator”, “we”) collects, why it is needed, how it is stored and what rights you have as a user. We deliberately collect a minimum of data: the service has no accounts, no passwords and no social profiles.

1. What data we collect and why

We do not ask for your surname, phone number, postal address, identity documents or payment details. Payment takes place on the side of the payment providers.

2. Legal basis for processing

We process data on the basis of your consent, which you give by starting the test and providing your data. Consent can be withdrawn at any time by sending a request to delete your data (see “Your rights”). Technical logs are also processed for security purposes and to keep the service running.

3. Privacy of answers within the couple

Each partner answers the questions separately and does not see the other's answers item by item. Neither the free report nor the Premium one reveals individual answers — both partners have access only to the couple's shared report: the final scores, interpretations and recommendations. This is a fundamental rule of the service, and it cannot be switched off at the request of one of the partners.

4. Storage and retention

We apply reasonable organisational and technical protection measures: access to results only through token links, storage of email as a hash and in encrypted form (the address is not kept in the database in plain text), encryption of the connection (HTTPS), and restricted access to the infrastructure.

5. Who we share data with

We do not sell your data. Data may be passed only to a limited number of service providers:

Data may also be disclosed where required by law or by a lawful request from an authorised body.

6. Cookies and analytics

Essential (technical) cookies — httpOnly sessions needed so that you do not lose your progress in the test and your access to the result. They are necessary for the service to work and are always set.

Analytics cookies are set only with your consent — we ask for it with a banner on your first visit. Without consent, analytics runs without cookies and without storing identifiers between visits. Analytics is kept anonymised — based on aggregated events (for example, “test started”, “test completed”), without the content of your answers; the data is processed in the EU (PostHog, Frankfurt). There are no third-party advertising cookies. You can change your choice by clearing the site data in your browser — the banner will appear again.

7. Your rights

You have the right to:

There are no accounts and no passwords in the service, so there are two ways to confirm that a request is being sent by the owner of the data:

If you have lost your personal link and never left an email, we cannot identify you: there is not a single marker in the database that would tie a record to you — a direct consequence of the fact that we collect a minimum of data. In that situation, write to us: we will explain what data is stored at all and suggest what else can be checked, but we will not be able to hand over or delete a particular record without proof that it is yours. The couple's data is deleted by itself in any case: a personal link stops working after 180 days without being opened, and an unfinished couple is marked as abandoned after 28 days.

Requests are handled within a reasonable time, as a rule within 30 days. Deletion on request covers your side of the data; the couple's data as a whole is deleted where both partners agree.

8. Children under 18

The service is not intended for people under 18, and we deliberately do not collect their data. Age is confirmed by your own representation: before starting the test you have to tick that you are 18 or older. We deliberately do not ask for a date of birth and do not store one — the fact of the confirmation is enough to allow access to the service, and we have no need for extra data about you. If you become aware that a minor has taken the test, tell us — the data concerned will be deleted.

9. Changes to the Policy

We may update the Policy as the service develops or as legal requirements change. A new revision takes effect from the moment it is published on this page. We will try to give additional notice of material changes in the service interface.

10. Contact

Questions about personal data: support@lovescore.love.

See also: Terms of Service and Refund Policy.

This document may be updated; the current version is always on this page. The Russian version remains the binding one.

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