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Privacy Policy

Last updated 2 September 2026. This is a placeholder structure for legal review — the wording is not final and has not been approved by counsel.

Placeholder content. Section headings reflect what the document must cover; the body text is illustrative and must be drafted and approved by a qualified lawyer before launch.

1. What we collect

Account details, traveller profiles and documents you upload, booking history, payment references, messages exchanged with vendors and Concierge, and device and usage data.

2. How we use it

To plan and book the services you ask for, to process payments, to keep you and vendors safe, and to improve the product. We do not sell personal data.

3. Location & tracking

Live tracking is session-scoped and opt-in. It applies to a specific ride or service, ends automatically when that service ends, and is visible only to contacts you nominate.

4. Sharing with vendors

We share only what a vendor needs to deliver your service — typically your name, the booking details and any special requests. Payment details are never shared with vendors.

5. Payments data

Card details are handled by our payment providers. ConnectaHub stores payment references and a ledger of transactions, not full card numbers.

6. Retention

We retain booking and payment records for as long as required by Nigerian tax and financial regulations, then delete or anonymise them.

7. Your rights

You can access, correct, export or delete your personal data from Settings, or by contacting us. Some records must be retained for legal reasons.

8. Cookies

We use essential cookies to run the service and optional ones for analytics. Optional cookies are off until you accept them.

9. Children

ConnectaHub is not intended for under-18s. Managed traveller profiles for dependants are controlled by the adult account holder.

10. Contact

Data protection queries can be sent to privacy@connectahub.com and will be answered within statutory timeframes.

Questions about these terms?

Our team can point you to the relevant clause, though we cannot give legal advice.