Last updated: 13 November 2026.
This policy explains, in plain language, how Trust Me Bro handles personal information.
If you create an account, we collect the username you choose, an email address, a hashed password (we do not store your password in plain text), and optional profile details you type (for example a bio). If you sign in with Google or Apple, we receive the account identifiers those services share with us. We also store the claims, comments, votes, reports, and ad campaigns you submit.
We use a session cookie to keep you signed in, a visitor cookie so we can cap how often sponsored ads are shown, and ordinary server logs (IP address, browser, pages requested) to operate and secure the site.
We use this information to run the site: show your posts, count votes, send a login or password-reset link, review reports, and (if you buy an ad) manage that campaign. We do not sell your personal information. Advertisers do not get your vote history or email. Bro-Meter verdicts are counted from user votes, not from advertiser input.
Usernames, claims, comments, and vote totals on a post are public. Do not put information in a post or comment that you do not want on the internet. Removed content may still be kept in a moderation log.
Depending on what the owner enables, we may use a hosting and database provider (for example AWS), an email vendor to send login links, Google or Apple for sign-in, and Stripe for non-restricted ad payments. Those companies process data under their own terms. We may also fetch public records (for example PubMed or FDA pages) when attaching receipts to a claim.
You can log out, change your password, and email the operator (contact to be added) to ask for a copy or deletion of your account data, subject to any records we have to keep for security, payments, or the law. We keep logs and backups for a limited time to run the service.
This site is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their information. Health and finance communities include adult topics. Talk to a clinician or licensed advisor about your own situation — this site is not medical or financial advice.
Operator details (legal name, postal address, privacy email) still need to be filled in by the owner before launch.