1. Overview
This Privacy Policy explains how Overlays.me collects and uses personal data when you use our website, overlay tools, live streaming features, chat, subscriptions and account services.
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How Overlays.me collects, uses, stores and protects personal data under UK GDPR principles.
2. Data We Collect
We may collect account details, username, email address, password hashes, avatar, IP address, device information, browser data, session identifiers, login history, stream metadata, chat logs, reports, moderation records, payment references and support messages.
3. How We Use Data
We use data to provide accounts, authentication, live streams, chat, overlay hosting, subscriptions, fraud prevention, security, moderation, analytics, support, legal compliance and platform improvement.
4. Legal Bases
Depending on the activity, we rely on contract performance, legitimate interests, consent, legal obligation and, where applicable, vital interests.
5. Cookies and Sessions
We use cookies and session technologies to keep users logged in, remember preferences, secure accounts, detect abuse and measure usage. See the Cookie Policy for more detail.
6. Sharing Data
We may share limited data with payment processors, hosting providers, analytics providers, security providers, professional advisers, law enforcement or regulators where necessary.
7. Retention
We keep personal data only as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described, including account operation, dispute handling, legal compliance, fraud prevention and moderation safety.
8. Your Rights
Under UK GDPR principles, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object to processing and request portability of your personal data.
9. Security
We use reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect data. No online service can be guaranteed completely secure.
10. Contact
Privacy questions should be sent to privacy@overlays.me.
Important: These documents are a strong operational template for Overlays.me, but they should be reviewed by a qualified solicitor before launch, especially before accepting paid subscriptions, creator payouts or marketplace transactions.