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Privacy

Newsstand is a reader for the newsletters you choose to send it. This page explains, in plain language, what we keep and why.

What we store

WhatWhyHow long
Your name and email addressTo sign you in. Google sign-in shares only your name and email; we never get access to your Gmail.Until you delete your account
Newsletters sent to your Newsstand address, as a cleaned copyTo show them to you and make them searchableUntil you delete them or your account; the oldest read ones go first past 5,000 issues
The original raw emailTo fix parsing problems90 days, then deleted automatically
Reading state, saved issues, publication names, logos, priorities and foldersTo keep your library the way you left itUntil you delete your account
Unsubscribe links found in newslettersFor the one-tap Unsubscribe buttonAs long as the issue they came from
A private feed linkFor the KOReader feed; you can replace it in SettingsUntil replaced or your account is deleted
Your Kindle address, delivery time and time zone (only if you turn on Send to Kindle)To email you the Daily EditionUntil you clear it or delete your account
A log of Daily Edition deliveries: when, how many issues, whether it workedTo send at most one a day and to show the last deliveryUntil you delete your account
Theme and text sizeTo show pages the way you like themA cookie on your device, for a year

What we never store

Your inbound address

You get a personal address at our inbound domain. Anything sent to it is treated as a newsletter for your account. Do not use it for anything private.

Images in newsletters

In Rich mode, images in a newsletter are loaded directly from the sender's servers, so the sender can see that an image was requested. We do not proxy images. We ask your browser not to send them a referrer, so they do not learn which page you were on. Ink mode does not load any images.

What we do not do

Your data, your call

Contact

Questions or requests: hello@newsstand.email.

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