Privacy policy
Your information, explained.
How information may be handled when you visit moneyideas.co.za and use our contact channels.
Draft for review · 25 September 2026
This draft is being completed with our registered business details and confirmed service arrangements. Questions or privacy requests: hello@moneyideas.co.za.
Who this notice covers
This notice concerns MoneyIdeas at moneyideas.co.za, operated by a registered business in South Africa. The full registered entity name, business address and relevant privacy-officer details still need to be added to this draft.
For privacy questions or requests, email hello@moneyideas.co.za. This notice does not cover third-party earning platforms, social networks or other websites reached through our links.
Information involved in using the site
- Website requests: hosting and security services may process IP addresses, requested URLs, browser details, request times and diagnostic records to deliver and protect the site.
- Calculator and filters: the current earning calculator and directory process your selections within the page. They do not ask for identity documents or bank details.
- Member accounts: when enabled, Google sign-in shares your account identity, email and basic profile with Supabase Authentication so you can sign in and manage your reviews. Your email is not published with a review.
- Community reviews: your chosen display name, rating, title, review text and publication date are public. Supabase stores the review and its connection to your account so only you can edit or delete it through the site. Reviews hidden by moderation are excluded from public ratings.
- Platform suggestions: the platform name, website, recommendation and any referral code or link you submit are stored with your account for MoneyIdeas to review. These submissions are private to you and MoneyIdeas reviewers. Referral details are not automatically published when a suggestion is approved.
- Email enquiries: your email address, message and attachments are processed to handle the enquiry. Providing them is voluntary, but we may not be able to respond without enough information.
Why information is used
The intended purposes are to deliver the website, maintain security, investigate technical problems and respond to enquiries or business proposals.
The final notice must document the applicable legal basis for each activity, actual recipients and retention periods. Sending a question does not by itself authorise unrelated marketing.
Fonts, providers and external links
This version loads fonts from Google Fonts. Your browser connects to Google to retrieve them, exposing technical request information such as your IP address. Google's privacy information explains its handling of data.
Google provides member sign-in and Supabase provides account authentication and database storage when these features are enabled. Your browser connects to these services to sign in, read platform information and manage reviews.
Hosting, email, security and any enabled error-reporting providers may process information needed to operate their services. The actual provider list, retention settings, processing locations and safeguards for cross-border processing still need confirmation.
WhatsApp, Facebook and earning platforms operate under their own privacy policies when you visit them.
Retention and security
Retention should be limited to what is needed for the relevant purpose and any legal obligations. The specific retention periods for email enquiries, technical logs and backups must be confirmed for the final notice.
Do not include passwords, account credentials or identity documents in a routine enquiry. No internet transmission or storage system is completely risk-free.
Your rights and requests
Subject to POPIA and its conditions, you may request access to personal information, ask for correction or deletion, object to certain processing or withdraw consent where processing relies on consent.
Send requests to hello@moneyideas.co.za. We may need proportionate information to confirm your identity. You can also complain to South Africa's Information Regulator.
