Privacy
This is a free pilot, and the short version is that we hold no name, no email address and no Telegram account — yours or your clients'. What the website holds is a username the operator made up for your agency and a password. This page says how that works, what the website stores in your browser, and who else sees anything.
This service watches official Portuguese sources. It never sees a case. There is no applicant file, no client directory, and no channel through which case detail could reach the weekly digest — and that is enforced in the code itself, by a gate that refuses to record such data at all, rather than by a policy someone has to remember. If you send us case detail in a reply, we do not store it, and we will say so.
There is no subscriber list here. The alerts and the weekly digest are posted to one private Telegram channel, and whoever runs this service adds you to it inside Telegram — so this service never learns your name, your email address or your Telegram account. The website gives your agency its own sign-in, and what it holds is a username the operator made up and a password stored in a form nobody can read back. The username is not your name, your company or an email address; which agency it belongs to is the operator's own note, kept outside this service. Two parties are aware you are a subscriber, and neither of them is us: Telegram, which knows a channel's membership as it knows any channel's, and the person who added you.
One, called pt_access. It keeps you signed in for thirty days so you are not asked on every visit. It says which username you signed in as and nothing more — no name, no company, no email address. This site runs no analytics and loads no third-party script of any kind — the page you are reading fetches nothing from anyone but us.
Vercel serves this website and therefore keeps the request logs any web server keeps. Telegram carries the channel, so it knows who is in it and what was posted there — that membership is held by Telegram and by whoever administers the channel, never by this service. The code is stored elsewhere again and contains no subscriber data at all, because there is none to contain.
Leave the Telegram channel, or ask to be removed from it, and ask for your sign-in to be revoked. Revoking it is deleting one line, and it takes effect for your agency alone. There is no record of you here beyond that line: no name, no email address, no list to come off. If you would rather ask us first, write to privacy@emvigor.com.
Aliaksandr Sazonenka holds this data and answers for it. For anything on this page, including a request to be removed, write to privacy@emvigor.com.
The pilot is free and deliberately small. If this service ever starts holding something about you, you will be told in the digest before it does rather than after — and this page will say what and why.
