Phone number, name and email
- Why
- Sign-in, your account and contact
- Who sees it
- MyBzz; other members see what your profile shows
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MyBzz Privacy Summary
From 6 November 2026, profile and offer text goes to OpenAI models, matches are labelled indicative, and public profile pages become visible to search engines. Deletion is spelled out, but retention is “not stated” in several rows. If you object, delete your account free before that date, and cancel any app subscription in the store first. [1] [2] [3]
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What MyBzz collects, and who sees it
Device location
- Why
- Nearby contacts and events; only with consent
- Who sees it
- MyBzz; revocable in device settings
- How long it's kept
- Until you withdraw consent [1]
Profile and offer text
- Why
- AI summaries and matching from 6 November 2026
- Who sees it
- OpenAI models, as processor
Public profile pages
- Why
- Visible to people who are not signed in
- Who sees it
- Logged-out visitors and search engines
- How long it's kept
- Not stated in the policy [1]
Payment and invoice records
- Who sees it
- MyBzz and the payment provider, Stripe
Analytics and marketing tags
- Why
- Usage analysis; marketing with consent
- Who sees it
- Google, and Meta’s pixel with marketing consent
- How long it's kept
- Cookie consent records: three years; other tag data not stated [1]
Support, chat and email
- Why
- Routing support, chat and newsletters
- Who sees it
- Telegram for support, Pusher for chat, GetResponse for email
- How long it's kept
- Not stated in the policy [1]
| What | Why | Who sees it | How long it's kept |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone number, name and email | Sign-in, your account and contact | MyBzz; other members see what your profile shows | As long as needed, plus six years (three for some claims)[1] [7] |
| Device location | Nearby contacts and events; only with consent | MyBzz; revocable in device settings | Until you withdraw consent[1] |
| Profile and offer text | AI summaries and matching from 6 November 2026 | OpenAI models, as processor | Not stated in the policy[1] [2] |
| Public profile pages | Visible to people who are not signed in | Logged-out visitors and search engines | Not stated in the policy[1] |
| Payment and invoice records | VIP purchases and tax | MyBzz and the payment provider, Stripe | The legal period, even after deletion[5] [3] |
| Analytics and marketing tags | Usage analysis; marketing with consent | Google, and Meta’s pixel with marketing consent | Cookie consent records: three years; other tag data not stated[1] |
| Support, chat and email | Routing support, chat and newsletters | Telegram for support, Pusher for chat, GetResponse for email | Not stated in the policy[1] |
The one thing to know: AI processing starts on 6 November
Terms version 4 and privacy policy version 3 take effect on 6 November 2026. The new privacy version says OpenAI models process profile and offer text. The terms add AI profile summaries, a “looking for / offers” section, indicative matching and automatic translations with a “show original” option. The privacy version also adds location, contacts and device permissions, and the text does not say clearly whether contact access needs consent, so read it before accepting. [1] [2]
What MyBzz collects, who sees it and how long it stays
Retention is the weakest part of the policy: several rows say “Not stated in the policy”. [1]
Identity checks are thin, and the age rule is a promise
You sign in with a phone number and an SMS code, and from 6 November that is the only login. Only users 18 and over may use MyBzz, and data from anyone under 18 is deleted when found. The policy describes no age check, and no identity or skills check, so the rule rests on your word. [2] [6] [1]
AI and your data: the company says OpenAI does not train on it
The November policy says OpenAI models process profile and offer text as a processor, and that matches are labelled “indicative”. MyBzz says OpenAI API data is not used to train models. That is MyBzz’s own statement. Confirm it in OpenAI’s own policy before you rely on it. Public profile pages are visible to logged-out visitors and search engines, so anything you publish there can be indexed. [1]
How to delete your account without paying twice
- Cancel any app subscription in the App Store or Google Play first, because deleting the account does not cancel it.
- Cancel or hand over any upcoming event that has participants, since the app requires that before deletion.
- Choose Delete to remove the account at once, or Freeze for 30 days to hide the profile; a frozen account is deleted after 30 days unless you log in again.
- Expect sent messages to stay in conversations as “Account deleted”, and expect payment and invoice records to be kept for the legal period. [3] [4] [5]
Verdict: the AI change is the decision, and the rest is routine
If you are happy with AI processing of your profile, deletion is spelled out but retention isn't, so staying is reasonable if you keep sensitive details off your profile. If you object, delete your account free before 6 November. The choice has a deadline. [2] [3]
Bibliography
Sources
- MyBzz privacy policy, November version and current text (official)
- MyBzz terms, dated 19 August 2026 and version 4 summary (official)
- MyBzz delete-account page (official)
- MyBzz help centre, Cancel VIP (official)
- MyBzz help centre, Invoices (official)
- MyBzz help centre, SMS code does not arrive (official)
- MyBzz help centre, VIP on web and app (official)