This page explains the main principles in a readable format. It should be read together with other policies or notices shown for specific WebNigerians features.
Information you provide
WebNigerians may process information you choose to provide when you create or update an account, build a profile, join communities, publish content, contact other users, use platform tools or communicate with support.
- Account information such as name, username, email address and authentication details.
- Profile information such as biography, location, avatar, cover image, links and professional information.
- Content such as posts, comments, articles, community discussions and media you submit.
- Information you provide when purchasing a paid plan or contacting support.
Google and other sign-in providers
If you choose Google or another supported sign-in provider, WebNigerians receives the information required to authenticate your account, such as your provider account identifier, email address and basic profile information made available by that provider.
Usage and technical information
The platform may process technical and usage information needed to operate, protect and improve WebNigerians. This can include browser or device information, IP address, sign-in events, page activity, feature usage, security events and similar operational data.
How information is used
Information may be used to provide your account, show your profile and content, operate communities and messaging, deliver tools, process subscriptions, secure the platform, provide support, understand product usage and improve the service.
- Authenticate users and protect accounts.
- Deliver posts, profiles, communities, messages and other requested features.
- Operate billing, quotas and paid-plan access.
- Detect abuse, fraud, security threats and policy violations.
- Measure performance and improve product experience.
Public information
Some information you publish is designed to be public, such as public profiles, posts, articles, community discussions or business pages. Before publishing, consider whether the information is appropriate for public visibility.
Cookies and sessions
WebNigerians may use cookies or similar browser storage to keep you signed in, protect sessions, remember settings, support security and understand product usage.
Payments and service providers
Payment processing and some technical services may be provided by third parties. Those providers may process information under their own privacy terms where necessary to deliver their service.
Data choices and account controls
Depending on the feature, you may be able to update profile information, change account settings, remove content or request support with account or data issues.
Security and retention
WebNigerians uses technical and organisational measures intended to protect platform information. No online service can guarantee absolute security.
Information may be retained for as long as reasonably necessary to provide the service, maintain security, resolve disputes, satisfy legitimate operational needs or meet applicable legal requirements.
Changes and contact
This Privacy Policy may be updated as WebNigerians evolves. The latest version and update date will be shown on this page. Privacy questions can be submitted through the Help or Contact channels on WebNigerians.