Plain-Language Privacy Summary

Write a plain-language summary of what a product does with personal data. This sits above the legal policy. It is not a replacement for counsel. PRODUCT [PRODUCT] Who uses it: [CONSUMERS | BUSINESSES | BOTH] Data we collect, and from where: [LIST] Why we collect each category: [MAP] Who we share it with: [PROCESSORS] How long we keep it: [PERIODS OR "unset"] What people can ask for: [ACCESS, DELETE, EXPORT — WHICH ARE REAL TODAY] Children: [WE DO NOT WANT ACCOUNTS UNDER 16 | OR DESCRIBE] Region: [EU | UK | US | SEVERAL] Contact: [EMAIL] WRITE 1) A one-screen summary. Short sections: what we collect, why, who sees it, how long, your choices. Everyday words. No "we may" stacked until it means nothing. 2) A table: data type, purpose, who receives it, retention. Empty cells stay empty with "not set." 3) The three sentences in my notes that overclaim (for example "we never share data" if processors exist). Rewrite them to match the notes. 4) A banner line for the signup form, one sentence, with a link placeholder to the full policy. Label the page "summary, not the legal policy." Do not invent lawful bases. If I did not name one, leave a [COUNSEL] marker.