Privacy

What RabbitKeeper stores about you

• Your RabbitTalk member number, name and avatar address, copied from RabbitTalk when you sign in.
• Whether RabbitTalk reports your account as valid or banned, as it was at your last sign in, and when you last signed in.
• When your RabbitTalk account was last checked.
• The email address on your RabbitTalk account, copied each time you sign in. It is used only for the warning emails described on the help page.
• Whether you have stopped the warning emails, and which warning email was last sent and when. Stopping them does not remove your email address; deleting your data does.
• Your time zone and your choice of weight units.
• Your herd name, ear number prefix and region.
• Your records: rabbits, breedings, litters, events (weights, notes, health entries and show entries), and the photos you add.

Like most sites, RabbitKeeper keeps a short-lived session record while you browse, which can include your IP address and browser details.

What RabbitKeeper does not store

RabbitKeeper holds no password for you and no RabbitTalk access token. You sign in through RabbitTalk, and RabbitTalk keeps your password.

Photos

Photos are re-saved when you add them, which removes location data. A photo of a private rabbit is shown only to you. A photo link that was already loaded can keep working for up to 30 minutes after you make a rabbit private.

What other people can see

Only what you mark as shared by link or public. A shared or public rabbit's page shows its details and photos, your herd name, your RabbitTalk name and avatar. A shared or public pedigree shows the rabbit's ancestors for four generations back, by name, ear number and variety, even when their own pages are private. Your region is shown on your herd page and on your shared and public rabbit pages while your herd page is on, and on the breeders page while your herd is listed there. If you list your herd on the breeders page, your herd name and your RabbitTalk name are shown there too.

Download and delete

You can download your records as CSV files from your account page. You can delete everything from the same page. Deleting removes your records, your photos and the details listed above, including the stored email address, and signs you out. Your RabbitTalk account is not affected, and signing in again starts an empty herd.