Privacy Policy
What information Felu Garden processes, why it is used and how to contact us about it.
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Scope
Felu Garden publishes plant care, indoor gardening and growing in small outdoor spaces at feludica.com. This policy covers visits to the site and information sent through its contact form or public contact address.
Information we process
When you use the contact form, we receive the name, email address, subject and message you choose to send. When the site is requested, hosting and security providers may process the requested URL, time, IP address, browser or device information and security signals needed to deliver the page and prevent abuse.
How information is used
We use information to deliver and protect the site, measure general page performance, respond to messages, investigate reported errors and meet applicable obligations. Contact details are not sold or added to an advertising list.
Service providers
Cloudflare provides hosting, content delivery, security, Turnstile and privacy-focused web measurement. Contact messages are delivered to a designated Google Workspace or Gmail inbox so they can be reviewed and answered. These providers process information under their own terms and privacy commitments.
Advertising and Google services
The site does not currently load Google advertising tags. If Google advertising is enabled, third-party vendors including Google may use cookies to serve and measure ads based on visits to this and other websites. Google’s use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to show personalized or non-personalized ads. The cookie policy and consent controls will be updated before that change.
Retention and requests
Correspondence is kept only while it is reasonably needed to manage the conversation, investigate a correction, protect the site or meet an applicable obligation. To ask about, correct or delete information you sent, email contact@feludica.com with enough detail to identify the message.
Children and changes
The site is intended for a general audience and is not directed to children. If you believe a child sent personal information, contact us so it can be reviewed. We will update this page when the site’s services or data practices materially change.
DURDEN Publisher and Pinterest account data
DURDEN.CO is preparing DURDEN Publisher, an internal publishing tool for its own Felu Garden, Felu Kitchen, Road Map Guides and JundHaus Pinterest business accounts. The tool is operated by the publisher and is not offered to third-party customers. Visiting this website does not connect your Pinterest account to the tool. API publishing is not currently enabled.
When the owner authorizes an account through Pinterest OAuth, the tool receives access and refresh tokens and reads the authenticated account’s username, owned boards and Pin metadata. It uses that information to verify the account, select the correct board, prevent duplicate submissions and publish reviewed images with article links, descriptions, alternative text and applicable AI disclosures. The API integration does not collect Pinterest passwords or browser session cookies, access other people’s accounts or request advertising permissions.
Approved Pin content is sent to Pinterest through its official API and is intended to be public when published on a public board with production access. Pinterest processes OAuth authorization and API requests under its own policies. Pinterest data is not sold or used to build advertising audiences.
Publisher storage, retention and account control
The prepared implementation stores OAuth tokens, account observations and publication records in a restricted local directory on the operator’s device, outside the source repository. Local file permissions restrict access; the files themselves are not encrypted by the application. Device access and disk protection remain the operator’s responsibility. Authorization codes are exchanged for tokens and are not retained in callback request logs.
Tokens are kept while an account remains connected. Publication records are kept while needed to document campaign activity and avoid duplicate posting. When an account is disconnected, the operator removes its local tokens and account observations. Non-secret publication evidence may remain in campaign records.
The owner can stop the publishing process and revoke the application’s authorization through Pinterest. Removing local tokens does not, by itself, revoke access at Pinterest or delete previously published Pins. Questions about this tool, its stored account information or removal requests can be sent to contact@feludica.com.
