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How do we use data when you connect to your account through Account Manager?

When you log into Account Manager with your account (for instance a Murena Workspace account, a Yahoo account or a Google account), the app collects the following data:

• Email Address: To access and display your emails.
• Contacts: To sync and display your Contacts (for instance Google Contacts).
• Calendar Events: To sync and display your events (for instance events from your Yahoo! Calendar).
• Authentication Tokens: To enable secure and continuous access to your services.

These data are used for the following purposes:

• To allow you to log into your personal account through the Account Manager.
• To sync and display your emails, contacts, and calendars’ events.
• To maintain app functionality and provide a seamless user experience.

Your data is stored locally on your device and is not shared with any third-party servers, except as required by Murena Workspace, Google, Yahoo or any other provider for authentication and synchronization purpose.

We implement industry-standard encryption and security measures to protect your data. However, we recommend that you use strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication for the accounts you wish to sync.

You have full control over your data and can:

• Add or remove your accounts at any time.
• Stop synchronization of specific services, such as Mail, Contacts, or Calendar.
• Clear data of the app, which will remove all locally stored data related to your account (make sure to remove the related account too if you want all data to be cleared).

Lokalisierung

In /e/OS, we don’t collect or keep any information about your location. To be able to locate you when you use the onboard maps application or other services requiring your location, we do so by leveraging beaconDB.

Das bedeutet für Ihre Daten:

• This means beaconDB receives your approximate location when you ask us to locate you. BeaconDB will receive your location each time you choose to share your location with another application or website.
• beaconDB receives publicly observable data about WiFi access points, Bluetooth beacons and cell towers around you, your estimated latitude and longitude, the date and information about your heading, speed and altitude. This information is stored locally on your device until an Internet connection is established. The data is then deleted from your device and sent to beaconDB.
• If you do not want to report crowd-sourced data to beaconDB, you can set your location services to ‘off’ or ‘device only’. These settings can be accessed from your OS, going into ‘Settings’, then tap ‘Location’. To turn off location services, tap the switch in the top right corner and then  ‘Mode’. To select ‘device only’, within the ‘location’ settings page, tap on ‘mode’ and select ‘Device only’.
• In addition, beaconDB may receive certain temporary data such as your IP address. This data is deleted after being used as follows:
  • aus Sicherheitsgründen zum Schutz vor bestimmten Arten von Angriffen
  • um Ihnen bei der Angabe eines ungefähren Standorts zu helfen.

Over the Air-Updates

Wenn Sie eine Verbindung zu unseren Servern herstellen, um /e/ OS zu aktualisieren, erfassen wir einige Besucherstatistiken, z. B. Ihre IP-Adresse, nur für den internen Gebrauch. Wir verwenden diese Statistiken intern, um beispielsweise zu ermitteln, aus welchem ​​Land Benutzer stammen oder welche Smartphones-Varianten aktualisiert werden. Diese Statistiken enthalten keine personenbezogenen Daten. Diese Informationen werden nicht weitergegeben, es sei denn, dies ist gesetzlich vorgeschrieben. Alle Daten auf Ihrem "eigenen" /e/ Server werden verschlüsselt und niemals an Dritte weitergegeben, verkauft oder gehandelt. Wir geben nur die begrenzten Benutzerdaten weiter, über die wir verfügen, es sei denn, wir sind gesetzlich dazu verpflichtet. Hauptbenutzer oder Benutzer, die besorgt sind, dass sich ihre persönlichen Daten auf Remote-Servern befinden, können sich selbst hosten.