How Studora handles privacy across web and mobile.

Studora may collect information students provide directly, including name, email address, school, faculty, department, level, semester, profile details, contact messages, waitlist responses, verification information, and account settings.

We may collect content and activity created through Studora web or mobile, including posts, polls, quizzes, comments, profile photos, uploaded documents, resource metadata, bookmarks, downloads, reports, notifications, Sage prompts, Sage responses, and saved study sessions.

We may also collect technical and usage information such as device type, app or browser signals, logs, page interactions, feature usage, payment status, and general analytics used to understand reliability and product demand.

We use information to operate accounts, personalize academic feeds, show relevant courses and resources, process uploads, deliver notifications, support moderation, provide Sage study assistance, manage subscriptions, respond to support requests, and improve the product.

Sage-related information may be used to answer study questions, retrieve document or resource context, preserve chat history according to plan limits, enforce usage limits, and improve the reliability of the study workflow.

Public social content, post images, profile photos, and related metadata may be submitted to moderation providers so Studora can detect unsafe, explicit, abusive, deceptive, or policy-violating content before or after it appears.

Studora does not aim to sell personal information. We may share information with service providers only when needed for hosting, authentication, storage, payments, email, push notifications, analytics, moderation, AI study features, security, or support.

We may disclose information when required by law, to enforce policies, respond to abuse or fraud, protect users, defend Studora's rights, or handle safety and moderation issues.

We keep information for as long as reasonably needed for product operations, legal compliance, support, analytics, account continuity, billing records, safety enforcement, and audit history.

Rejected or removed content may be hidden from normal users while still being retained for moderation audit, appeals, legal compliance, abuse prevention, or account enforcement records.

Students can update account and academic details in the app where those controls are available. Some records, such as billing, moderation, security, or audit data, may need to be retained for legitimate operational or legal reasons.

For privacy questions, data concerns, or support requests, contact Studora at [email protected]. We will review reasonable requests according to the product's current capabilities and applicable requirements.