We aim to store only the data that users choose to place on the service, together with the limited technical data required to operate, secure, and maintain the platform.

• User-submitted content and files stored through the service
• Basic account and billing information where required
• Minimal technical metadata necessary for service delivery, abuse prevention, and security

We follow a data minimisation approach. We do not create or retain unnecessary logs of customer content merely because content is stored on the platform. For certain service functions, we may avoid content-access logging entirely where logging is not operationally necessary.

Where logs are required for security, fraud prevention, troubleshooting, service reliability, or legal compliance, we retain only the limited information reasonably necessary for those purposes and for no longer than appropriate under our retention standards and applicable law.

Hosting covered data in Switzerland allows that data to be managed within a jurisdiction known for strong data protection standards and privacy-focused legal safeguards. Our practices are designed around principles such as privacy by design, privacy by default, and data minimisation.

However, storage in Switzerland does not make data absolutely immune from lawful disclosure orders. Any request for disclosure must be handled in accordance with applicable Swiss law, due process, and any relevant cross-border legal mechanisms.

We do not provide voluntary blanket access to stored customer data. Requests from authorities or other third parties are reviewed under applicable law. Where legally permitted, we may challenge, narrow, or reject requests that are overbroad, invalid, or inconsistent with the protections available under Swiss law.

We disclose customer data only where required by a valid and binding legal process, or where disclosure is otherwise required to comply with applicable law.

User-stored data remains retained only for as long as needed to provide the service, maintain account functionality, meet contractual obligations, protect system integrity, or satisfy legal requirements. When data is no longer needed for these purposes, it is deleted, anonymised, or securely disposed of in accordance with our retention procedures.

We apply reasonable technical and organisational safeguards to protect stored data against unauthorised access, misuse, loss, alteration, or disclosure. These safeguards may include access controls, encryption, network protections, and internal access limitations.

We may update this Switzerland Data Storage Policy from time to time to reflect operational, legal, or regulatory changes. The most current version will be made available through our official service channels.