Privacy

An SVRBC account lets you sign in to the websites of Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church. It keeps as little as that needs.

What we keep

• Your email addresses, every one you add to your account, to send you sign-in codes. They’re how you sign in; there’s no password.
• Your name, as you give it, so the people who run SVRBC’s sites know who an account is.
• Your groups, such as whether you’re a church member, which decide what you can see. An admin adds you to a group, and a record says which admin did it, and when.
• Your passkeys, if you add any: the name you give each, when you added it and last used it, and its public key, which can check that a passkey is yours but can’t sign anyone in. The passkey itself stays on your device, or in your password manager.
• When you created the account and last signed in.

We also count recent sign-in attempts by address and by internet address, for a day at most, to stop anyone flooding someone’s inbox with codes. Codes themselves are kept only as a scrambled check, and only for ten minutes.

What we don’t do

• We don’t send you anything but the codes you ask for.
• We don’t share or sell any of it. It stays in SVRBC’s own Amazon Web Services account.
• Signing in sets one cookie, which keeps you signed in on SVRBC’s sites. Nothing tracks you.

Deleting it

To have your account deleted, write to conley@svrbc.org. That removes your name, addresses and passkeys. If an admin made you a member, that stays with your primary address, so signing in with it again later brings it back.

Questions

Write to conley@svrbc.org.