Your location
When a Thing changes hands, we ask for your device location once. It is used briefly to suggest nearby public places. You choose which place represents the stop on the Thing's journey.
What we do with your data
All Things Will Pass is designed around the Thing, not the people carrying it. We use only the small amount of information needed to help a Thing move from place to place.
When a Thing changes hands, we ask for your device location once. It is used briefly to suggest nearby public places. You choose which place represents the stop on the Thing's journey.
We keep the public place you chose and the Thing's journey — the places it has visited and the handovers that keep it moving.
We do not continuously track you, keep a history of where you go, or build a personal profile around the people who carry a Thing.
This browser keeps a small amount of information so it knows whether it is currently responsible for a Thing and can stop the same browser taking another one at the same time.