Privacy Policy
This policy explains what data this independent editorial review site collects, why it collects it, and how readers in Nigeria can exercise their rights.
Partner demo accountOur Commitment
This site takes on a single data obligation: to handle personal information in a way that is lawful, minimal, and transparent. We publish independent editorial reviews of the broker Alpari for readers in Nigeria. We are not that broker, we are not affiliated with it, and we do not offer financial services, trading accounts, deposits, or investment advice. Because we only publish editorial content, we collect far less data than a broker would, and we do not ask readers to open accounts, deposit funds, or submit financial details through this site.
We collect only what is needed to run and improve an editorial website: technical data that your browser sends when it requests a page, and any information you choose to type into our contact form. We do not seek identity documents, bank details, or trading records. If you send us more than we need, we will keep it only as long as the correspondence requires and then remove it.
Children and Age Limits
This site is written for adults who want to read an editorial review of a broker. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 18. We do not design content, forms, or features to attract younger readers.
If you believe that a person under 18 has sent personal information to this site, please use the contact form on this site to tell us. We will delete that information from our records without requiring a lengthy explanation. We would rather remove a record than hold data we should not have.
Where Data Sits
Our servers and the service providers who help us run the site may be located outside Nigeria. That means technical data and contact form messages may be processed in another country. Wherever the data sits, we apply the same rules described in this policy, and we choose providers that maintain reasonable security for the data they handle.
We share data only with the people who need it to keep the site online and to answer reader messages: our hosting provider, our email or form-delivery provider, and our analytics provider. These recipients act on our instructions and are not allowed to use reader data for their own marketing. We never sell personal data, and we do not trade it for advertising lists. We do not name other brokers, platforms, or partners in this policy because the review content stands on its own; the service providers above are infrastructure, not commercial partners in the review.
Rights and Measurement
Readers in Nigeria have rights over their personal data, including the right to know what we hold, to ask for a copy, to ask for correction of anything inaccurate, to ask for deletion, and to object to certain uses. You can exercise any of these rights by using the contact form on this site and describing what you want. We will respond within a reasonable period and will explain any legal reason that prevents us from acting on a request.
We use analytics to measure how readers find and use our pages. This measurement is aggregated: we look at counts, page views, referral sources, and general device or region categories, not at the identity of individual readers. Aggregated figures may be kept for editorial planning and may be shared in summary form, but they do not identify you. We do not use analytics to build personal profiles or to target advertising at you.
We keep contact form messages only as long as needed to handle the query and any follow-up. Technical logs are kept for a short period for security and troubleshooting. If you have a question about this policy or about how your data is handled, the contact form on this site is the route to use, and we will treat your message as a privacy request where that is what you intend.
