Privacy & data use

This notice explains what we collect when you request a Brand Channel Audit, why we collect it, how long we keep it, and the rights you have over it.

To confirm before launch: legal entity name, registered address, data-controller contact email, and whether a Data Protection Officer is required. The bracketed [REVIEW] items below are placeholders.

Who we are

The data controller is Humble & Brag [REVIEW: full legal entity name], a YouTube content agency based in Berlin [REVIEW: registered address]. You can reach us about your data at [REVIEW: privacy@humbleandbrag.com].

What we collect

When you submit the audit form we collect:

We do not ask for special-category data, and please don’t enter any in the free-text fields.

Why we use it, and our lawful basis

How the audit works (third parties)

To build the audit we analyse public data about the channel you give us. The channel’s public stats, videos and transcripts are processed through tools including YouTube Data API, vidIQ, Ahrefs and Google Search Console, and an AI analysis step [REVIEW: Anthropic / model provider]. Your contact details are stored in our submissions database and used by Google Workspace (email) to deliver the finished report. These providers act as our processors under data-processing terms; we don’t sell your data to anyone.

Where it’s stored

Submissions are stored in our own database [REVIEW: hosting region / provider]. Some processors may transfer data outside the UK/EEA; where they do, appropriate safeguards (such as Standard Contractual Clauses) apply.

How long we keep it

We keep your submission and the resulting audit for as long as needed to deliver and support it, and then for a limited period for our records [REVIEW: e.g. 24 months], after which it is deleted or anonymised. If you only requested an audit and not marketing, we won’t add you to a marketing list.

Your rights

Under UK/EU data protection law you can ask us to:

To exercise any of these, email [REVIEW: privacy@humbleandbrag.com]. If you’re unhappy with our response you can complain to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ico.org.uk) or your local supervisory authority.

Changes

We may update this notice as the tool develops. The current version always lives at this page.