We respect the utmost privacy of our users and try to collect as little information as possible. When data is needed, it should be limited to what is required to make the app work.
BestAfter apps are built with a preference for minimal data collection. We do not use advertising networks, and we do not sell user data. If an app uses a third-party service to provide core functionality, that use should be disclosed clearly.
Information shared for support, testing, bug reports, or collaboration is treated as confidential and used only for operating, maintaining, or improving the relevant app, unless disclosure is required by law.
Centris Comments is a Chrome extension that adds a public comments section to Centris listing pages. It allows users to read comments, post comments, and reply to comments associated with a property listing.
Centris Comments may collect and transmit the listing identifier derived from the current Centris page URL, an optional username entered by the user, and the comment or reply text entered by the user.
Usernames are optional and self-declared. The extension is designed to collect only the information needed to associate a public comment with the listing being viewed.
This information is used only to display comments for a specific listing, allow users to post comments and replies, and associate submitted comments with the listing being viewed.
Submitted data is stored or processed through Supabase as the backend and database provider. Data is transmitted over the internet because that is required for the core comment functionality to work.
The extension only runs on centris.ca and www.centris.ca
pages where it is needed to detect listings and inject the comments widget. It does
not execute remote JavaScript or WebAssembly code, and only communicates with backend
APIs to read and write comment data.
Users choose whether to submit a username, comment, or reply. Because comments are public, users should avoid submitting sensitive personal information in comment fields.
Valorant Lock Screen is an iPhone app with widget and Live Activity support for following selected Valorant teams and seeing current or upcoming match information on the lock screen and home screen.
The app lets users choose which teams they want to follow, fetches match data for those selections from the app backend, and shows that information inside the app, widgets, and Live Activities.
The app stores tracked team selections, the Live Activity preference, and cached match data locally on the device using shared app storage so the app and widget can stay in sync.
This local storage is used for product behavior and faster display, not for advertising.
When the app or widget requests match data, it sends the selected team identifiers so the backend can return the relevant matches.
If Live Activity updates are active, the app may also send a technical push token, the active match identifier, the Live Activity identifier, and the tracked team identifiers so the backend can deliver score updates to that activity.
If widget push refresh is available, the widget may send a technical push token and widget metadata such as widget kind and size family so the backend can request a widget refresh through Apple's push systems.
Based on the current backend code, push registrations may be stored for a limited period to keep updates working and are used only for widget and Live Activity delivery.
Match data is served through the app's backend, which currently polls Riot-owned Valorant esports schedule surfaces and related project infrastructure to normalize match data for the app.
Push delivery for widgets and Live Activities relies on Apple Push Notification service (APNs). These services are used only to operate match tracking and update delivery.
For privacy-related questions, contact: christophe.viens@gmail.com