Privacy Policy

The short version

This policy applies to the Wisteria mobile app for iOS and Android, this website, and the support channels we run at the email addresses listed at the end. It describes how Wisteria (“Wisteria”, “we”, “us”) handles information about you.

Who we are

Wisteria is operated by Wisteria Social LLC, a company registered in the United States, at 1897 E Rock Hollow, Lake Point, UT 84074. For privacy questions, write to admin@wisteriasocial.com.

Wisteria is a community app for open-minded adults. Members create a profile, follow people and venues, read a chronological feed, message one another, and — where a club has integrated with us — apply for membership and get tickets to that club’s events inside the app.

What we collect

Information you give us to have an account

• Your phone number. It is how you sign in — there is no password. Wisteria has no passwords. You sign in with a one-time passcode sent by text, which means there is no password for us to store or for anyone to steal. We use your number to authenticate you, to send you those codes, and, if you link a club membership, to match you against the club’s records.
• An email address. We ask for one when you sign up. We use it for account and safety notices, for any email you have opted into, and to confirm an account is yours if you move it to a new number.
• Your date of birth. We use it to confirm you are 18 or older, to show your age, and, if you link a club membership, to match against the club’s own record of you. Your date of birth is never shown anywhere other members can see. Other members do not see it.
• Your legal name. We ask for it when you sign up, so that a club can match you against its own records if you link a membership. Your legal name is never shown anywhere other members can see it. Not on your profile, not in Explore, not in the feed, not in a message. The one exception: if you invite someone onto your club membership, the invite shows them your first name as the club has it. Display names on Wisteria are always aliases you choose.

Information you choose to publish

• Your profile. A display name, a bio, pronouns, identity and orientation selections, what you are looking for, and up to six photos. Who sees them is decided by the settings on your card (see Consent and visibility); anything you leave empty is simply not there.
• Sensitive information, only after you agree. Your gender, orientation and what you are looking for are sensitive personal information. Sharing them is optional, and before you save the first one the app asks you to agree that what you choose is stored by Wisteria, shown on your card to the members who can see it, and used to match Explore to what you asked for — nothing else. You can change or clear any of it at any time, and deleting your account removes it.
• What you post. Posts, photos and comments, and which of your cards each one was posted as.
• Your connections. Who you follow, who follows you, and the shared cards (couples, throuples, wider groupings) you are part of.
• Your messages. Chat requests, conversations, and the photos in them. The text of your conversations is carried and held for us by the company that runs our chat service, except the first message of a chat request, which Wisteria holds until the request is accepted; Wisteria keeps a record of who each conversation is between and who sent each message and when, in order to run the service, respond to reports, and comply with law. Messages travel over encrypted connections, but they are not end-to-end encrypted.
• An approximate location, if you enable distance features. We store your location deliberately imprecisely — close enough for a rough distance, never close enough to point at your home — plus country and region. We do not store a precise location. Distance in discovery is worked out from that imprecise version only. For a product where “where do you live” is dangerous information, not holding it beats protecting it.

Information that comes from using the app

• Event attendance. If you link a club membership, the club’s door check-ins for you, including those from the six months before you link, are recorded and become part of a private attendance record. You control whether your attendance is visible to others.
• Subscription status and charges. Whether you hold an active subscription, which store it came from, and when the current period ends — and, after the store charges you, what Apple or Google reported charging (amount, currency, date, and any refund).
• Device and log data. Device model, operating system version, app version, language, IP address, crash reports, and timestamps of requests. We use this to keep the service running, to secure accounts and sessions, and to investigate abuse.
• Error reports. When the app hits an error, our error-reporting tool receives a technical report so we can see what went wrong. No screen recording is made.
• Sessions. A record of the devices signed in to your account. You can see every one of them in the app and end any of them.

How we use it

We use the information above to do these things and nothing else:

1. Sign you in, keep you signed in, and let you end sessions you no longer want.
2. Confirm you are 18 or older.
3. Show your cards and posts to exactly the people your card settings allow.
4. Build the feed — everything from everyone you follow, newest first.
5. Power Explore, including the filters you choose.
6. Deliver chat requests and messages, and let you decline or block.
7. Show club pages and events, hand off applications and ticket purchases to the club, and display the tickets you hold.
8. Check whether your subscription is active.
9. Investigate reports, run integrity checks, and enforce our Terms and Community Guidelines.
10. Send you service messages such as one-time passcodes, receipts, ticket confirmations and account notices, and the marketing texts or emails you have opted into.
11. Meet legal obligations, and keep the records law requires us to keep.

Where the law requires a legal basis (for example in the EU and UK), we rely on performance of a contract for running the service you signed up for, consent for the face check on your profile photo, and for optional things like sensitive profile information, marketing messages and location features, legitimate interests for security, abuse prevention and service improvement, and legal obligation for the records we are required to keep.

Consent and visibility

You have your own card, and you can share cards with other people. Each card has four settings, and nothing else decides who sees, finds or reaches it:

1. Visibility — Public, Private or Hidden. A Public card and its posts can be seen by any member. A Private card shows its bio, what it is looking for and its photos, but only followers you approve see its posts. A Hidden card is seen by nobody.
2. Show me to. Everyone, or only members of the clubs you pick.
3. Show in discovery. Turn it off and the card leaves Explore and message search. Nothing else changes: your followers and conversations stay.
4. Who can find me. Choose whether singles, couples, groups, or any mix of them can find the card in Explore and message search.

A shared card. A couple or group card is made only when every person invited to it says yes. Once it exists, any one of you can change any of its settings on your own — hide it, take it out of discovery, or narrow who can find it — without asking the others. Any one of you can also unlink, which ends the shared card and nothing else: each person’s own card, follows and conversations are untouched. Blocking someone you share a card with ends that card too.

Checked fresh, every time anyone looks. Explore, profiles, the feed, chat, events and club pages all read your card’s current settings rather than keeping their own copy, so a change takes effect the next time anyone opens the screen.

Nothing cascades. Leaving a conversation does not leave a shared card. Hiding a card does not end it. Unlinking a card does not end your follows or your conversation with the other person unless you choose that too. Each switch does one thing and only that thing.

What we never do

• We do not sell your personal information to anyone, for any price, in any form.
• We do not use member data for advertising. Wisteria carries no ads, and we do not build advertising profiles or share data with ad networks or data brokers.
• We do not import a club’s identity records about you. Identity information reaches us from you, never from a club. If you link an existing club membership, your details are compared against the club’s record at that moment — we do not receive the club’s file on you, only your membership’s details and your door check-ins.
• We never show a legal name anywhere other members can see. Not on a profile, not in discovery, not in a feed, not in a message. Display names are aliases, always.
• We never show your date of birth to other members.
• We do not manufacture engagement. No fake likes, no fake view counts, no fake notifications, no bot accounts run by us.
• We do not store precise location.
• We do not sell, rent or trade your contact details for marketing by anyone else.

Clubs, applications and tickets

Membership applications

Some clubs integrate with Wisteria so that you can apply for membership without leaving the app. When you do, the form you fill in is the club’s own application form, presented inside our app, with the club’s own questions, rules and terms.

When you apply to a club, your answers and your photo go straight to that club and Wisteria never sees them. Wisteria keeps only a reference number for your application and the club’s answer. The club decides how long it keeps your application and whether it can be withdrawn; ask the club directly.

Each club sets its own minimum age. Wisteria is for adults 18 and over; a club may require its members to be older — 21, say — and that rule is the club’s, checked on the club’s own form. If a club turns an application away because of its age rule, the app tells you it was the club’s rule.

Tickets and dues

Clubs sell their own tickets. When you get a ticket in the app, the club’s own systems price it, take payment through the club’s own payment processor, and issue the ticket. Your card details are encrypted on your own phone by the club’s payment company and sent straight to them. Wisteria never receives a card number and never handles club money. Saved cards are held in the club’s payment vault, per club — there is no platform-wide Wisteria wallet.

What we do keep is a receipt: which event, which ticket type, the line items the club actually charged, and the ticket code you show at the door. If the club scans you in, we record the check-in.

What a club can see

A club sees what you send to it — your application, your ticket purchases, and your check-ins — and, if you are an approved member, the fact of that membership, along with anything you post to that club’s own page. A club does not get access to your messages, your connections, or your activity elsewhere on the platform.

Your photos and the face check

Location data is removed from your photos. Photos carry hidden details — often the exact place they were taken, and the camera that took them. The app re-saves every photo before it is sent, and our servers check every stored photo again and strip anything left, so no photo you share on Wisteria carries its location.

The face check

When you add a photo to your profile, a card or a group you’re in, Wisteria runs an automated check to find where a face is in the picture. That is how your first photo is kept to one that shows a face, and how your avatar is cropped to it. For as long as the photo is up we keep only a single point marking where it sits in its frames and whether a face was found; the check’s findings are destroyed within a day of the upload. We never make or keep a faceprint, never use the check to recognise you or anyone else, and never share it. The check is run for Wisteria by Amazon Web Services.

You agree to the face check on the house-rules card when you sign up, in its own box, before your first profile photo — no profile photo can be added without that agreement. Removing the photo, or your account, removes the face position with it. Everything the check keeps, for how long, and who runs it is set out in full in our Biometric Data Policy.

Verification

An unverified account can post, follow, use Explore, message and get tickets. Verification adds a Verified mark to your card and follow requests and lets you appear in other members’ verified-only Explore filter. It does not change what you can send or receive in messages.

Club verification means a club you belong to has seen your ID at its own door and told us so. We receive that answer, never the document or anything on it. A club’s mark is that club’s own: it never stands in for another club’s check, and it drops if the club withdraws it or your membership ends.

ID checks are not offered yet. They will be carried out by an outside identity-verification company that we have not yet chosen. Before the first check runs, we will update this policy to name that company and to say what it holds and for how long. Wisteria will receive a result, never a copy of your document, its number or its dates.

Subscriptions and payments

The Wisteria subscription is sold and billed exclusively through the Apple App Store and Google Play. There is no web checkout anywhere in the product.

That means Apple or Google collects and holds your payment details, under their own privacy policies. Wisteria does not receive or store payment card details for subscriptions. What we receive from the store is a subscription receipt and status: that a subscription is active, which store it came from, when the current period ends, and whether it is set to renew. After each charge we also keep the store’s own record of it — the amount, currency, date and any refund — which only our staff can read, for accounting and to answer billing questions. We keep these records for as long as your account exists and for seven years after it is deleted, as tax law expects.

Cancellation is handled by the store, not by us — see Support for how.

On a Couple or Group plan, one member pays and covers seats for people on their shared card. A seat goes to someone only after they accept it in the app — nobody is put on anyone’s plan unasked.

Safety and moderation

Report and block work everywhere in the app — profile, post, comment, message, photo and chat request. When you report something, we keep the report, the content it points at, and the record of what we did about it, so that decisions are reviewable and repeat behaviour is visible. Any photo or chat message the report names is kept for our reviewers until the report is closed, even if its sender deletes it. Reports are read by our trust and safety team and are monitored around the clock — anything urgent alerts us immediately, day or night.

Wisteria does not conduct criminal background screenings on its members. We tell every member this when they sign up.

Fraud. If we remove someone for fraud, we tell every member who was in a conversation or a chat request with them, in the app and by email if they have confirmed one, naming the removed account’s handle — so nobody keeps talking to someone we have already found taking money.

An intimate image of you, shared without your consent

If a sexual or intimate image of you is on Wisteria without your consent, ask us to take it down at wisteriasocial.com/remove — you do not need an account — or, in the app, report it with the reason An intimate image of me, shared without consent. We act on a valid request within 24 hours and remove identical copies we find. What we take down is not shown to anyone again, but we keep it locked away while the request is open, so the record of your request is complete, and delete it after the request closes.

Photos in conversations, and mature content

Mature content is turned on by each adult member: on iPhone at wisteriasocial.com/account, on Android in the app’s settings. Until you turn it on, mature photos on the feed, profiles and club pages are not shown to you. Chat photos also get the same automated nudity check as the feed, so a mature photo arrives covered for anyone who has not turned mature content on, and they can tap to view that one photo.

Automated checks

• Photo content check. Photos you add to the feed, a profile, a card, a group or a club page, and photos you send in a conversation, are checked by an automated, machine-learning service run for Wisteria by Amazon Web Services, which returns categories — for example, whether a photo appears to contain nudity — so our content rules are applied consistently. Amazon keeps neither the photo nor the result. For a photo in a conversation, the only result kept is whether it was marked as mature, stored with the message so the app knows whom to show it to; a photo is never refused for it.
• Account activity checks. Automated checks on our own systems look at account activity for signs of image harvesting, misrepresentation and scams, and place anything worrying in a queue that a person reads.

What an automated check can do on its own. The photo check can turn a photo away when you upload it — for example, an explicit photo on a feed — and the app tells you so. When it does, we keep that photo for 30 days so our internal team can check the call was right, then delete it. It is not shown to anyone else, and it is in your data download while we hold it. You can choose not to send a photo for re-review when it is turned away, or turn re-review off for every photo in Settings → Privacy; it is then deleted at once. If several different members report the same account within a short time, that account is paused automatically until a person reviews it. No automated system ever bans anyone: every ban is made by a person, and you can appeal it (see Your rights and choices).

What we do not do with these systems. We do not use your content or your activity to train an AI model, and the services we use are not allowed to either. We do not send the words of your conversations to any AI system; the only part of a conversation an automated system sees is each photo, for the content check above. We do not use automated systems to build advertising or interest profiles — there is no advertising on Wisteria.

Child sexual abuse material. Every photo uploaded anywhere in the product, conversations included, is checked automatically against the industry’s database of known child sexual abuse images. If a match is found we report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, as the law requires, and preserve the associated records. Those records are held separately from the rest of our systems, under restricted access, for the period the law requires, and are removed when that period ends. This happens regardless of any deletion request.

Who we share information with

We share information only in these situations:

• With other members, exactly as your card settings allow — and never further. The one exception: if we remove an account for fraud, the members who were in contact with it are told its handle (see Safety and moderation).
• With a club, when you apply to it, buy a ticket from it, or link a membership with it, and only what that action requires.
• With service providers who run parts of the service for us under contract, and who may use the information only to provide that service to us. These are our cloud hosting and database provider, our text-message and email delivery providers, Stream, which carries messages between members, Amazon Web Services, which runs the photo content check and the face check (see Automated checks and the face check), the service that matches photos against known child-abuse images, our GIF search provider, which receives what you type into GIF search and your device’s network address, and our error-reporting and bug-tracking tools.
• With Apple and Google, for subscription billing, notifications and the age check at sign-up.
• With the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, when the law requires us to report suspected child sexual abuse material.
• Where the law requires it — in response to valid legal process, or where we are under a reporting duty. We will tell you about a legal request for your information unless we are prohibited from doing so or where doing so would put someone at risk.
• To protect people — where we reasonably believe disclosure is necessary to prevent imminent physical harm.
• In a business transfer — if Wisteria is acquired or merges, information may pass to the successor, who will remain bound by this policy or give you notice before anything changes.

Every service provider we use works under a contract with us and receives only what its part of the service needs.

We do not sell your personal information, and we do not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising — not to anyone, not for any price. There is no advertising on Wisteria, so there is nothing to sell it for.

We do not share member information with advertisers, data brokers, or analytics companies that would combine it with data from elsewhere.

Texts and emails we send

Sign-in codes. When you tap to get a code, you agree to receive a one-time sign-in code by text from Wisteria. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to cancel, or HELP for help.

Account messages. Receipts, ticket confirmations and notices about your account reach you whether or not you have opted into anything else.

Marketing is a separate choice. Texts about club nights and events, and emails with event news, are sent only if you tick the box for each one; neither is pre-ticked. Message frequency varies and message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to any text, or use the unsubscribe link in any email, to opt out. We do not share your phone number or email address with anyone for their own marketing.

We keep a permanent record of every consent you give and every opt-out you send, including the exact words you agreed to. That record survives account deletion, because it is what proves we may not contact you again.

Deleting your account

You can delete your account from inside the app at any time. Your profile and content come down immediately, and the last copies are cleared from our backups within 35 days. You do not need to email us, and we will not ask you to explain why. If you would rather write to a person, send the request from the email address on your account to admin@wisteriasocial.com and we will handle it.

Deletion does two different things, deliberately:

• Erased. Your identity details, your profile, your photos, your devices and your sessions. Gone — not hidden, not deactivated.
• Detached, not erased. The things other people are part of: their copy of a shared conversation, and the comments you left on their posts. These stay, disconnected from you, because deleting everything a person ever touched would tear holes in other members’ own history. Messages you sent stay in the other person’s conversation, shown as coming from “A member” rather than from you. Someone should not lose their side of a conversation because the other person left.
• Retained only where safety or law requires it: the preservation obligation described in Safety and moderation; reports and moderation decisions about you, with your name, number and email removed; anything a report names, until its case closes (a child-safety or escalated report also keeps your phone number until 30 days after it closes); a scrambled fingerprint of your phone number, as described under How long we keep things; anything held because of a legal request or an intimate-image removal request, until that request closes; the rules, face-check agreement and age check you accepted at sign-up; the stores’ records of what you were charged, for seven years after deletion; and the record of every consent and opt-out you gave, which is kept permanently so we never contact a number or address that said stop.

Deleting your Wisteria account does not cancel a store subscription. Cancel that through the App Store or Google Play — see Support.

Your rights and choices

Wherever you live, you can:

• Access the information we hold about you.
• Correct anything that is wrong — most of it directly in the app.
• Delete your account and the personal information attached to it.
• Export a copy of your information in a portable format.
• Object to a particular use, or withdraw a consent you gave — for example, turning off location features, clearing your sensitive profile information, or opting out of marketing messages.
• End sessions on any device, from inside the app.

California residents

Under the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the CPRA, you have the right to know what personal information we collect and why, to access and delete it, to correct it, to limit the use of sensitive personal information, and not to be discriminated against for exercising any of those rights. We do not sell personal information, and we do not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising, as those terms are defined by California law, so there is no “Do Not Sell or Share” process to opt into — there is nothing to opt out of. Some of what we hold (your date of birth, and identity or orientation selections you choose to enter) may be “sensitive personal information” under that law; we use it only to run the service you asked for, never to infer characteristics for advertising. You may use an authorised agent to make a request; we will ask for proof of authorisation.

Other US states

If you live in a state with a comprehensive privacy law — Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Texas, Oregon, Montana, and the others now coming into force — you have substantially the same rights described above: confirmation and access, correction, deletion, a portable copy, and the right to opt out of targeted advertising, sale, and profiling with legal or similarly significant effects. We do none of those three things at all, so there is nothing to opt out of. Where your state gives you the right to appeal a decision we make on your request, see If we say no below.

Nevada residents. Nevada law (NRS 603A) lets you tell a business not to sell certain personal information. We do not sell personal information to anyone, but if you want to submit a Nevada opt-out for the record, email admin@wisteriasocial.com and we will log it.

Global Privacy Control. Where our website receives an opt-out preference signal such as Global Privacy Control, we honour it as a valid request to opt out of sale and sharing. In practice this changes nothing about what we do, because we do not sell or share personal information in the first place — but the signal is recognised rather than ignored.

EU, UK and other GDPR-style regimes

If you are in the EU, the UK, or another jurisdiction with equivalent law, you have the rights to access, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing, data portability, and objection to processing based on legitimate interests, and the right to withdraw consent at any time without affecting anything done before you withdrew it. You also have the right to complain to your local data protection authority. Wisteria is the controller of the information described in this policy.

How to exercise any of this

Most of it is a switch in the app. For anything else, email admin@wisteriasocial.com from the address or phone number associated with your account. We will acknowledge within 7 days and respond substantively within 30 days, or tell you if we need longer and why. We do not charge for this.

If we say no — how to appeal

Sometimes we have to decline a request — for example where we cannot reasonably verify that you are who you say you are, where the law requires us to keep something, or where acting would erase or expose another member’s information. If we decline, we will tell you which of those reasons applies.

You may appeal that decision. Reply to our response, or email admin@wisteriasocial.com with the word Appeal in the subject line, within a reasonable period of our decision. The appeal is reviewed by someone other than the person who made the original decision. We will inform you in writing of the outcome, and our reasoning, within 45 days of receiving the appeal, or tell you if we need a permitted extension and why.

If we deny your appeal, we will give you a means of contacting your state Attorney General to submit a complaint, and you may also contact them directly. Nothing here takes away any right you have to complain to a regulator at any time.

How long we keep things

• Account and profile information — for as long as your account exists, then erased on deletion.
• Posts, comments and photos — until you delete them or delete your account, or until a report that names them closes. A comment you left on someone else’s post stays, detached from you, after you delete your account.
• Messages — for as long as the conversation exists. If you delete your account, messages you sent stay in the other person’s conversation, shown as coming from “A member”.
• Photos you sent in chats — for as long as the conversation exists, unless you choose at deletion to remove them from every chat, which also removes them from our chat provider’s storage.
• Tickets and door check-ins — for as long as your account exists, then erased on deletion. The club keeps its own records under its own policy.
• Marking yourself as at a club in the app — 30 days, then deleted.
• Sign-in and activity records — sign-in codes for a day; records of which sign-in texts were sent, and signed-out sessions, for 30 days; activity records used to spot abuse, for 90 days; a scrambled record of which phones used your account, for a year after each was last used or until your account is deleted.
• Error reports — up to 90 days, then deleted by our error-reporting provider.
• Records of what the stores charged you — for as long as your account exists, then seven years after it is deleted.
• Marketing consents and opt-outs — permanently, so a stop is never forgotten.
• Moderation records — reports, decisions and account standing history are retained after deletion where they are needed to enforce our rules against repeat behaviour.
• A scrambled fingerprint of your phone number — after an account is deleted, only while a report open at the time of deletion, a block, or an open legal request involves it, and permanently for a number we have banned, so that a banned member cannot rejoin with the same number. The fingerprint cannot be turned back into your number. The record of which phones you used is deleted with your account.
• Legal preservation records — for the period the law requires, and removed when it closes.

Where a period is not fixed by law, we keep information only as long as it is needed for the purpose it was collected for.

Security

Data travels between the app and our servers over encrypted connections, and the credentials we hold for outside services are sealed with keys of their own. Access to production systems is limited to the people who need it. Sessions are per device and revocable by you. Because authentication is by one-time passcode, there is no password database to breach and no password reset flow to social-engineer.

Payment card details for club purchases never reach our servers, and payment card details for subscriptions never reach us at all, which keeps entire categories of risk outside our systems by design rather than by policy.

No system is perfectly secure, and we will not pretend otherwise. If a breach affects your personal information we will notify you and the relevant regulators as required by law, and we will tell you what actually happened.

International transfers

Wisteria is operated from the United States and our infrastructure is hosted there. If you use Wisteria from outside the United States, your information will be transferred to and processed in the United States, which may have different data protection law from your own country. Where we transfer personal information out of the EU or UK, we rely on the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses (and the UK Addendum where applicable) together with additional safeguards where they are needed.

This website

This marketing website is deliberately simple. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, no tracking pixels and no advertising tags, and there is nothing to sign up for here. The one exception is signing in at wisteriasocial.com/account: you sign in with a code we text you, and it sets one cookie, which keeps you signed in until 15 minutes after you last use the site. Our web host records standard server logs, including IP addresses, for security and reliability. The only third-party request the site makes is to Google Fonts to load the two typefaces it uses; your browser’s request to that service is subject to Google’s own privacy policy. Once you sign in, your account page also loads your own profile photo from our photo storage. If you email us, we hold that correspondence in order to reply to you. The removal form at wisteriasocial.com/remove sends what you write in it to the Wisteria app’s own server, which keeps it as the record of your request.

Wisteria is 18+

Wisteria is for adults only. It is not directed at anyone under 18, and anyone under 18 may not use it. We check age at signup using the date of birth you give us and, where your phone’s App Store or Google Play account provides one, its age check. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18, we close it and delete the information. If you believe a minor has an account, tell us at admin@wisteriasocial.com and we will act on it immediately.

Changes to this policy

We will update this policy as Wisteria ships and changes. When we make a material change, we will change the “last updated” date at the top and give notice in the app before the change takes effect. If a change would require your consent, we will ask for it rather than assume it. Previous versions are available on request from admin@wisteriasocial.com.

Contact us

A real person reads this inbox. Privacy, support, safety and legal questions all reach the same team there, so write about anything.

• Privacy, support, safety, legal admin@wisteriasocial.com
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