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Last updated: August 27, 2026.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

This document covers two different things: the iOS application Slice of Napoli<\/em> On one hand, the site sliceofnapoli.com on the other. They do not collect the same data and do not use the same service providers, so they are described in two separate parts: what is written for one does not apply to the other.<\/p>\n\n

Who is responsible for this processing?<\/h2>\n\n

The application and website are published by Guillaume Fingar, a sole proprietor under French law.<\/p>\n\n

For any questions about your data, write to ciao@sliceofnapoli.com<\/a>. The publisher's full postal address details can be found in the legal notices.<\/p>\n\n

This email address is the single point of contact, for both the application and the website.<\/p>\n\n

The Slice of Napoli app<\/h2>\n\n

In summary: the application does not create any profiles and does not transmit any data about you, with two exceptions, which you control. The first: the suggestions you send us yourself. The second: your IP address, which is transmitted to the map providers when the map is displayed. Details follow.<\/p>\n\n

No account, no login<\/h3>\n\n

The app doesn't require registration, an email address, or a password. We don't know who you are, and we don't assign any identifier to your device. Your settings and the guide's content remain on your phone.<\/p>\n\n

Your position<\/h3>\n\n

The application uses your location for three things: to locate you on the map, to calculate your distance to addresses in the guide (including in the home screen widget), and to notify you when you pass near an address.<\/p>\n\n

For these proximity alerts to work even when the application is not open, iOS requests "Always" permission: the application then monitors, in the background, significant changes in position and entry into the zones surrounding the addresses in the guide.<\/p>\n\n

Your contact details are never sent to us.<\/strong> Your location data is not sent to our servers or to any third-party service: the suggestion form does not send latitude or longitude, and nothing else in the application transmits your location. It is simply stored on your device, in a storage space shared between the application and its widget, so that the widget can calculate distances. This data disappears if you delete the application.<\/p>\n\n

One caveat, described below: when the map is centered on you, the map images requested from suppliers correspond to the area where you are located.<\/p>\n\n

You can refuse location services or disable them at any time in your iOS settings. Proximity alerts are optional and can be turned off within the app. The rest of the guide will continue to function without location services.<\/p>\n\n

The "Suggest an Improvement" form\u00ab<\/h3>\n\n

If you report an error or suggest an address, the application sends to our server: the name of the place concerned and its internal identifier, the category or categories chosen, your message, the language of the application and, if you add them, up to three photos.<\/p>\n\n

This message is being sent to our own server<\/strong>, The website that hosts sliceofnapoli.com is used. No third-party form collection services are involved; only our hosting provider, listed below, technically stores the message. No location data accompanies the submission: the transmitted message contains neither latitude nor longitude. The photos you attach are recompressed before sending, which generally erases the information recorded by your device, including the location where the photo was taken; in rare cases, if this recompression fails, the photo will be sent exactly as your device recorded it.<\/p>\n\n

You decide what to write in your message: only include what you want to tell us. If you leave your email address to receive a reply, we will only use it to respond to you.<\/p>\n\n

Card funds, and transfers outside the European Union<\/h3>\n\n

The images that make up the map (the "tiles") are not stored in the application: they are downloaded as they are needed from two American providers.<\/p>\n\n