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Operational privacy summary

Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 19, 2026

Information You Submit

Contact form: An optional country selection is stored as part of the message so we can understand the edition concerned. Afrolu stores the name, email address, subject, message, submission time, read status, and request IP address used for the submission. The IP address is also used for an hourly submission limit.

Email-interest form: if used, Afrolu stores the email address, optional country interest, and source page so a requested launch update can be associated with the submission.

Do not place passwords, mobile-money PINs, banking credentials, government-identification numbers, intimate material, or another person's private data in either form.

Browser Tools

The released Kenya app finder, safety checker, and cost calculator run their result logic in the browser. Their form answers are not posted to an Afrolu result endpoint. The Nigeria and South Africa guide search filters the displayed guide list in the browser. Copy buttons place the displayed editorial notes on your clipboard when you choose them; they do not collect answers or send a message. Search text is not posted to an Afrolu search endpoint or saved by this feature. Normal page requests, analytics, cookies, and network services described below are separate from those interactions.

Cookies and Session Data

  • Country preference: the afrolu_country cookie can remember a selected country.
  • Django session: a session cookie may support anonymous session state such as a generated identifier, viewed cities, clicked platforms, preferred country, and visit count when those features are used.
  • CSRF protection: Django may set a CSRF cookie to protect form submissions.
  • Analytics: when the Google Analytics measurement ID is enabled, the page loads Google Analytics and Google may receive usage, device, cookie, and network information under its own terms.

Country Detection and Other Network Services

For public IP addresses, Afrolu's country-detection code may send the IP address to ipinfo.io and, if needed, ip-api.com to obtain a country code. The result may be cached by IP for the configured cache period. If those lookups do not return a country, the code can use the browser's language header or default to Kenya.

Pages also request font files from Google Fonts. Commercial redirect clicks, when present, can store an anonymous session identifier, platform and city slugs, placement, device flag, detected country, referrer, and timestamp; the click record does not include a name or email field.

Retention, Access, and Deletion

The current application code does not define one automatic deletion window for every stored record. To ask what contact or email-interest information Afrolu holds about you, request a correction, or request deletion, use the contact form and identify the email address involved. Afrolu may need enough information to verify the request and may retain information where required for security, dispute handling, or legal obligations.

Changes and Questions

This page should be updated when the forms, cookies, analytics configuration, geo-detection providers, click tracking, or retention process changes. For a privacy question, contact Afrolu without including sensitive credentials.

Country editions and privacy questions

Selecting Kenya, Nigeria or South Africa remembers a country preference in the existing country cookie. The URL of a country guide determines the content you see; selecting a country does not move your account data between dating platforms or change their privacy settings. The switcher sends only the selected country and, where useful, a topic identifier.

To ask about information held by Afrolu, use our contact form and identify the relevant email address and request without sending credentials or unnecessary identity documents. A question about data held by a dating app belongs with that provider's privacy channel.

For official jurisdiction-specific information, consult Kenya's ODPC, the Nigeria Data Protection Commission or South Africa's Information Regulator. Which law, right or complaint route applies depends on the circumstances; these links are not a claim that Afrolu is certified by a regulator or that every request has the same remedy.