Privacy Policy

What does this privacy policy cover?

This policy describes how information you choose to share with MediaStrategy in an inquiry or project conversation may be handled. It is intended to help you make an informed decision before you send personal details, business information or material about a token or product.

The information you provide can vary with the conversation. A first inquiry might contain a name, a preferred way to reply and a short description of your needs. A project discussion may include documents, links, timelines or internal context that you decide is relevant. You remain in control of what you include; do not send more than is needed for the question at hand.

This page focuses on information shared directly with us. It does not identify a specific cookie inventory, hosting provider, messaging platform or data-retention period. If those details matter to your decision, ask for clarification before you submit sensitive material. For an overview of our engagement approach, see how we work. For the contractual terms relevant to an engagement, read the terms of service.

What information might you share, and why?

Information you send may be used to understand your request, respond to you and discuss whether a project is a suitable fit. The purpose should guide what you disclose: a service inquiry usually needs a clear objective and a way to respond, not access credentials or unrelated personal records.

Depending on your request, information you choose to provide may include:

• Your name or professional role and preferred contact details.
• Project name, website or public channels, plus a description of the work under consideration.
• Briefs, reference material or other files you believe are necessary to explain the scope.
• Messages and decisions exchanged while discussing or delivering an engagement.

Treat each item as optional unless it is needed to answer your specific request. Where a link or short summary is enough, use that instead of attaching a larger confidential document. If you are unsure whether a detail is necessary, ask before sending it. Do not include passwords, private keys, recovery phrases or credentials that would grant access to an account or wallet. Questions about an active engagement can be directed through contact; you can also review the available payment methods separately from sharing project information.

How should you share sensitive project information?

Share sensitive information only when it is necessary for the requested work, and first confirm an appropriate way to provide it. A message or attachment can contain more than its visible summary, so check files, document permissions and links before sending them.

Use this short review before you submit material:

• Remove credentials, wallet secrets and personal data that is not needed for the request.
• Check whether a document includes comments, revision history, hidden tabs or identifying metadata.
• Confirm that any shared link has access settings appropriate to its contents.
• Label confidential material clearly and explain what the recipient needs to review.
• Ask who should receive the material if the intended recipient is not clear.

For project information with commercial or security implications, start with a concise description and ask what is needed next. That lets you limit disclosure while still giving us enough context to respond. If a file contains information belonging to another person or organization, make sure you are entitled to share it. Do not use a public conversation to transmit account access or wallet-control details.

How can you ask about privacy or a policy update?

You can ask MediaStrategy to clarify how a particular type of information will be handled before you provide it. In your message, describe the category of information and the decision you need to make; avoid attaching the sensitive material itself just to ask about it.

A useful request might identify whether you are asking about an inquiry, a project brief, a shared file or information connected with payment. If you are writing about material already sent, provide enough context to locate the conversation without repeating confidential details. We can then respond to the question based on the information available to us.

This policy may be revised as the website or working arrangements change. Check the page again before submitting information if privacy terms are material to your decision. This policy does not replace the terms that apply to a specific engagement; review terms of service when considering an agreement. To discuss a project with limited initial disclosure, send a short outline through contact and ask what information is needed for the next step.