Privacy Policy
A working draft of how privacy information could be explained for the Jujo workspace.
This is a proposed document, not a confirmed Jujo policy or binding legal agreement. Product facts and suggested provisions are separated below.
What the landing page tells us
Jujo supports business profiles, AI advice, content and media tools, Facebook and Instagram connections, and owner-approved posts. It distinguishes naira wallet funds, AI credits and text-token usage. These features explain the topics this draft covers; they do not establish Jujo’s data-handling practices.
The sections below are proposals for verification and legal review, not statements of current processing practices.
1. Account & business information
Suggested provision: Explain how account contact details and business-profile information would be used to provide the workspace and personalise assistance. This may include what a business sells, who it serves and its goals. Before publication, confirm the exact information collected, which fields are required and the lawful basis for each use. Owners should avoid including unnecessary personal information about customers or staff.
2. Prompts, content & media
Suggested provision: Explain how questions, generated drafts, uploaded photos and other media would be processed to deliver advice and creative tools. Clarify whether prompts or outputs are used for model improvement, what choices owners have and whether any human review occurs. These practices are not established by the landing page. Confirm them before collecting or reusing content, especially media containing identifiable people.
3. Connected social accounts
Suggested provision: Describe the permissions requested when a business connects Facebook or Instagram, which account information is accessed and how permissions support approved publishing. Explain how to disconnect an account and what happens to previously scheduled content. User approval is an established product control; the scope of data access and the disconnection process still need verification.
4. Wallet, payments & usage records
Suggested provision: Distinguish payment-related records, a naira wallet balance, AI-credit use and text-token usage. Explain what transaction information Jujo receives and what a payment service handles separately. Confirm any payment providers and their roles before naming them. Do not assume that card information is stored by Jujo, or that it is never received, without a verified payment-data flow.
5. Sharing & service delivery
Suggested provision: Identify the categories of parties that would receive information to operate the service, the purposes of that access and any cross-border processing. Confirm the actual providers, safeguards and any legally required disclosures. The landing page does not establish data-sharing arrangements, advertising use or sale practices; this draft makes no claim about them.
6. Storage, security & retention
Suggested provision: Describe the safeguards that are actually in place and the criteria used to decide how long different records are kept. Explain treatment of backups, connected-account permissions and payment records when an account closes. Confirm these details operationally; no retention period or security guarantee is set by this draft. Avoid sending passwords, full card details or sensitive customer records in support messages.
7. Choices & privacy requests
Suggested provision: Provide a verified process for requesting access, correction, deletion or other applicable privacy choices. Explain any checks needed to confirm the requester’s identity and any limits that apply to transaction or legal records. Questions can be sent to support@getjujo.com. Request-handling procedures and applicable legal rights need legal review; this draft does not promise a response deadline or an immediate deletion outcome.
8. Site activity & document changes
Suggested provision: Confirm whether cookies, analytics or similar technologies are used, what they do and which choices are available. Explain how material policy changes would be communicated. Do not add an effective date until a reviewed policy is approved for publication. The final notice should identify the responsible legal entity and any required privacy contact details once verified.
Questions about this draft?
For privacy questions or to raise a concern about information in Jujo, contact the team. Don’t include sensitive personal information in your first message.
support@getjujo.com