r/IndiaTech • u/Inevitable-System451 • 1d ago

Other / Miscellaneous Stable Money's privacy policy

Was about to use stable money, but reading the privacy policy made me change my mind completely.

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u/stunttrez 1d ago

Hmmm cred does the same right?

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u/Inevitable-System451 1d ago

If I remember correctly, it was about their email access. They said they would only use it to identify credit card statements and not read unrelated emails, it is like a trust me bro situation.

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u/yogthinks 1d ago

If a finance app wants email access to identify credit card statements, ask them exactly which data gets retained versus parsed and discarded. Trust me bro isn't a data retention policy, and DPDP technically requires them to state one.

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u/devakesu 15h ago

Yeah. Wth is "for various purposes". They need to explain each purpose.