Privacy, in plain English

What we collect

If you request an invite, we keep what you type into the form: your first and last name, your last name in ’91 if it was different, your email, and how we know you. If you have an account, we also keep your name, email, and the passkeys (device sign-ins) you set up.

We don’t use ads, tracking pixels, or third-party analytics.

To stop spam, we keep a scrambled code made from your network address, and we use it only to limit how often our forms can be sent. For account security, we also keep the network address and browser type of recent sign-ins.

Photos

Photos are visible only to signed-in members (classmates and a few invited friends of the class) and organizers. There are no public links to them. When an organizer uploads a photo, their browser makes the copies everyone sees, and those copies leave out hidden details such as where the photo was taken. The original file is kept for organizers only.

If you’re tagged in a photo and would rather not be, or want a photo taken down, write to hello@tj1991.com and we’ll take care of it.

Who sees it

Class organizers (classmates who run the site) see invite requests and the sign-in email for each account, so they can send invites and account messages. We never sell your information, and we don’t share it with anyone outside the class organizers except the services that run the site: Cloudflare (hosting, and the “I’m human” check on our forms) and Postmark (sending our emails).

Removing it

We keep your information until you ask us to remove it.

Write to hello@tj1991.com and we’ll remove your information.