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# Privacy

dTip Terms of Use & Privacy Policy

By using dTip, you agree to this Privacy Policy.

***dTip***** Respects Your Privacy**

At dTip, we take your privacy seriously. Here’s what you need to know:

1. **No Personal Data Collection**
   1. *dTip* **never** collects or stores personal data. We don’t track you, and we don’t sell or share any user information.
2. **Error Reporting with Sentry**
   1. To fix issues quickly, we use [**Sentry**](http://sentry.io/), a common error-tracking tool.
   2. When an error occurs, Sentry may temporarily store **technical details** like:
      1. Your operating system
      2. Your IP address
      3. The data you entered in the *dTip* application
      4. The section of *dTip* where the error happened
   3. Once the issue is resolved, these details are **erased** by ***dTip***.
   4. We do **not** control how *Sentry* handles this data, but rest assured, *dTip*'s only goal is to fix errors and improve your experience. Many websites use similar tools for this purpose.
3. **Your Data is Public by Design**
   1. *dTip* stores profile data on a **public blockchain**, meaning anyone can see it.
   2. This isn’t a bug; it’s a **feature**. The whole point of *dTip* is to share your public profile with integrity, ensuring your audience can trust the donation addresses and other information you provide.

By using *dTip*, you are choosing transparency while keeping full control over your data.


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