Privacy policy
What we hold about you, why, for how long, and the rights you have over it.
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When you share a CV as a link, the page records which sections were displayed and for how long. That runs on legitimate interests rather than on consent — which means it is not switched on or off from here, and the person entitled to object to it is the reader.
Every tracked CV carries a visible notice saying so and linking to a one-click objection that needs no account. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track are honoured automatically before anyone arrives, and we gave ourselves no way to override them.
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Allow Resumetricx to use aggregated, de-identified data — section timings with no link back to you or your document — to improve the product. We do not sell data or share it for marketing. The processors that run the service are named on our subprocessors page.
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Resumetricx is built to the GDPR and the CCPA: data minimised at the point of collection, a lawful basis stated for each purpose, and the following rights available to you without having to ask twice.
What we hold about you, why, for how long, and the rights you have over it.
The agreement: what the service does, what you keep, what you may not do.
What a reader of your CV can see was measured, and how to object.
You are reading this one
The switches for email, marketing and anonymous sharing, and your data rights.
Every field we collect, from both sides of a reading, in one inventory.
The companies that run parts of the service, where, and under what terms.
How to remove your account and everything under it, and what that takes.
Who answers data-protection questions, and how quickly.