Privacy

What we hold, and why.

A plain-language description of the data this site collects. It is accurate about the software, but it is not yet a legal privacy policy.

Placeholder — needs the owner's text

This page describes how the platform behaves today. It is not legal advice, it has not been reviewed by a lawyer, and it does not yet name the data controller, the retention periods, the legal bases or the supervisory authority a full policy needs. Replace it with your own policy before launch.

If you subscribe to emails

This is the notice shown next to every opt-in field on the site, and the exact wording recorded against your contact record as evidence of consent:

By subscribing you agree to receive email updates. We record your email address, the time you subscribed and your IP address as proof of consent. Unsubscribe any time from the link in every email.

Subscribing is double opt-in: nothing is sent until you click the confirmation link. Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe link and the matching List-Unsubscribe headers, so you can leave from your mail client without opening anything.

If you buy a course

Payments are taken by Stripe. Card details are entered on Stripe's pages and never reach this site — we keep the order, the amount, and the identifiers Stripe gives us so we can grant access, issue receipts and handle refunds.

While you are learning

Signed-in members have lesson progress, quiz attempts, notes, certificates and community posts stored against their account, because those features cannot work otherwise. Video is delivered by Mux, which records playback events.

Seeing, exporting or deleting your data

Members can review marketing preferences, download an export and request account deletion from Privacy & data in their account. If you never created an account, email hello@agora.com and we will handle it by hand.

Version

privacy_policy_version 2026-07-v1 · consent_text_version 2026-07-optin-v1

These stamps are stored against each consent record, so it is always possible to say which wording someone actually agreed to.

Also see the terms of use.