Infomunu
Privacy Policy

How Infomunu handles your data.

This page explains what Infomunu collects, why, who can access it, and what you can control. It applies to visitors, regular users, reviewers, businesses, online stores, and independent professionals who create public profiles.

Last updatedJuly 2026
Applies toVisitors, users, businesses & professionals
Region focusDominican Republic
Your controlsCookies, data export & deletion
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We collect only what the product needs

Accounts, listings, professional profiles, reviews, saved places, appointments, support messages, and analytics.

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Private data stays private

Business and professional profiles are public listing pages. Private account details and appointment details are not public by default.

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You stay in control

Edit your account, request data export or deletion, manage cookie preferences, and reach support at any time.

Interactive data map

Select a user type to see the data Infomunu may collect and why.

Guest data

IP addressDeviceBrowserApprox. citySearchesPage viewsCookie choices

Used for

  • Show relevant results.
  • Protect the site from abuse.
  • Measure traffic and fix bugs.

This Privacy Policy applies to anyone who visits, searches, creates an account, publishes a listing, writes a review, or books through Infomunu.

  • Visitors: people browsing or searching without an account.
  • Regular users: people with accounts who save places, write reviews, or book appointments.
  • Businesses and online stores: listing owners who publish business information, catalogs, images, prices, links, and contact methods.
  • Independent professionals: contractors, specialists, and service providers who publish profiles, services, availability, credentials, portfolio images, and contact methods.
One Privacy Policy covers everyone — businesses and professionals don’t get a separate policy.The sections below clarify what stays private and what becomes public when you publish a listing.

Infomunu may collect information you provide directly, along with information from normal site activity.

  • Account data: name, email, login information, saved places, preferences, and profile settings.
  • Business data: business name, address, phone numbers, emails, social links, images, descriptions, services, products, prices, hours, and locations.
  • Professional profile data: professional name, profession, city, contact methods, services, portfolio images, credential or certificate links, and availability.
  • Review data: ratings, comments, photos, timestamps, and moderation signals.
  • Appointment data: selected service, business, date, time, status, notes, and cancellation history.
  • Technical data: IP address, browser, device, approximate location, page views, errors, cookies, and analytics events.
We aim to collect only what a feature needs, and to avoid sensitive data — such as government ID numbers, medical details, or precise location — unless there is a clear reason.
  • Let users search, save, review, and contact businesses.
  • Let businesses and professionals create and manage public listing pages.
  • Create, confirm, edit, or cancel appointments and reservations.
  • Prevent spam, fake reviews, fraud, abuse, and unauthorized access.
  • Measure product usage, improve search quality, fix bugs, and monitor performance.
  • Send service messages such as account alerts, appointment updates, support replies, and policy changes.

Infomunu does not sell personal data. Information is shared only when needed to operate the service.

  • With businesses or professionals: appointment or reservation details needed to provide the service.
  • With service providers: hosting, database, storage, analytics, email, security, and support tools.
  • With the public: public business pages, professional profiles, published reviews, ratings, and listing-provided content.
  • For legal reasons: when required by law, court order, valid government request, or to protect rights and safety.

Infomunu may use cookies or similar technologies to keep you signed in, remember preferences, measure traffic, and detect abuse.

  • Necessary cookies: required for login, security, forms, and basic site behavior.
  • Analytics cookies: help us understand page views, searches, errors, and feature usage.
  • Preference cookies: remember language, currency, location, and display choices.
You can review and change your analytics and preference choices any time from Manage cookies. Necessary cookies stay on so the site can work.

This table shows what is visible to everyone and what stays limited. Bracketed notes are being finalized.

Data typeVisibilityWho can access itNote
Business name and categoryPublicPublic visitors and search engines[Confirm final visibility rule]
Professional phone / WhatsAppOnly if publishedPublic visitors when the professional enables it[Confirm final visibility rule]
User email addressPrivateInfomunu and the account owner[Confirm support/admin access rules]
Appointment detailsShared only with selected business/professionalUser, Infomunu, and the selected business or professional[Define exact visibility by booking status]
Reviews and ratingsPublicEveryone, once published[Add moderation and removal details]
Saved placesPrivateThe user and Infomunu[Confirm if internal support can view them]
Analytics / log dataPrivateInfomunu, for operations and security[Confirm retention and access rules]

Businesses and online stores can publish information that appears on Infomunu, in search results, on QR links, and on business pages.

  • Business name, category, description, images, hours, locations, contacts, links, menus, services, products, and prices may be public.
  • Businesses are responsible for keeping their public listing details accurate.
  • Infomunu may hide or remove business content that is misleading, illegal, abusive, spammy, or unsafe.

Professional profiles are public listing pages. They may contain personal information because the person is the service provider.

  • Public professional profile data may include name, profession, city, services, prices, work photos, portfolio, availability, reviews, and contact methods.
  • Phone numbers, WhatsApp availability, email addresses, and social links are public only when the professional chooses to publish them.
  • Credentials, certifications, or license links may be shown when the professional adds them.
  • Professionals are responsible for keeping their profile accurate and removing details they do not want public.
When you build a professional profile, fields such as phone, WhatsApp, email, city, portfolio, and credentials are clearly marked as public before you publish them.
  • Published reviews may show the rating, text, photos, date, and the reviewer’s display name.
  • Infomunu may use moderation signals to detect fake reviews, spam, abusive content, or conflicts of interest.
  • Please don’t post private information, threats, hate, scams, or content you don’t have the right to share.
  • Reviews are public once published.

When you create appointments or reservations, Infomunu stores the booking details and shares only the details needed with the business or professional you selected.

  • Booking details may include service, date, time, business, location, notes, status, and cancellation records.
  • The selected business or professional may contact you about the booking using the contact data you provide.
  • For now, Infomunu avoids storing payment information directly; a payment processor may be added later.

Infomunu may rely on third-party service providers to operate the product. Provider names below are placeholders to be filled in later.

Hosting / deployment

Platform hosting, serverless functions, and app delivery.

[Provider name]
Database / storage

Stores account data, listings, uploaded images, and backups.

[Provider name]
Analytics

Measures product usage, traffic, and errors.

[Provider name]
Email / notifications

Sends account messages, appointment updates, and support emails.

[Provider name]
Maps / address tools

Supports addresses, map links, and autocomplete features.

[Provider name]
Future payment processor

Will handle card or online payments if this feature launches later.

[Add when payments go live]
If a provider stores or processes data outside the Dominican Republic, the final policy will say so, along with the purpose of that processing.
  • Access: request a copy of the personal data associated with your account.
  • Correction: ask to fix or update incorrect information.
  • Deletion: request account deletion or removal of data when appropriate.
  • Objection or restriction: ask about specific processing activities and object where the law allows.
  • Consent choices: manage optional cookies, analytics, and future promotional communications.
  • Self-service controls: edit your name and email from your profile, and update or delete listing information from the dashboard.
  • Support path: report inaccurate listings, abusive reviews, or privacy concerns through Help & Contact.
  • Use HTTPS, access controls, backups, monitoring, and secure storage practices.
  • Restrict admin access to people who need it to operate or support the service.
  • Monitor suspicious behavior, spam, fake listings, and abuse signals where appropriate.
  • Review and improve security practices over time as the platform grows.

Final retention periods will be confirmed by the team and published here. The values below are placeholders.

Data categoryRetention periodNote
Account data[Add real retention period]Until account deletion plus a defined follow-up window.
Appointments and reservation history[Add real retention period]Based on business need and dispute periods.
Business and professional listings[Add real retention period]While the listing is active, plus an archive window after unpublishing.
Reviews and moderation data[Add real retention period]Until removed, or per a policy-based archive window.
Technical logs and analytics[Add real retention period]A short operational window, to be defined.

These are the operator details for Infomunu and the main privacy contact channels. Bracketed fields will be replaced with final company information.

Legal entity name
[Company legal name]
Country / jurisdiction
[Country or jurisdiction]
Registered or mailing address
[Address placeholder]
Privacy email
[privacy@yourdomain.com]
Support
Help & Contact page
Listing privacy concerns
Report from the business or professional listing page
Response target
Acknowledged within a reasonable time after verification

Privacy actions should be easy to find.

Request your data, delete your account, manage cookies, or report a privacy issue.