Privacy

What we keep, why we keep it, and how you get rid of it. Written to be read, not to be survived.

🧑‍💻 Who is responsible

dontwanttoworkthere and iwanttoworkthere are run by one small team in Denmark. Write to privacy@dontwanttoworkthere.com about anything on this page.

Your email address, so you can get back in and we can reach you about your account.
A name and a sticker you choose. Both can be anything, and friends in a circle see them.
Your language and which side you came from.
A sign-in cookie. It holds a random code, never your email.

The company, the month, the role, how far you got, the flags you picked, your ratings, how it ended and your one line.
Your own answer to whether you want to work there, which decides the side the review lives on.
Whether it is for friends only or public, and whether the company may message you.
A public review never shows your name, your email or your picture.

You send us the email you received. We check the signature on it and read the company name, the hiring tool and the month.
The email file is read once and not stored. We keep only: proven yes or no, the tool name and the month.
Screenshots stay inside circles and are never published.

Who is in your circle, the invite code, and the comments and reactions inside it.
A company never sees a circle. It only ever sees counts, like everyone else.
Leaving a circle removes you from its thread.

A work email address to prove the page belongs to them, and who on the team has access.
Their replies, their thanks, their reports and their orders.
A company never learns who wrote a review, even when it replies or when you allow messages.

Speaking instead of typing sends that recording once to Cloudflare Workers AI and it is dropped straight after.
Filling a review from your words, and translating a review, work the same way: sent once, nothing stored, nothing used for training.
Nothing is posted until you read it and tap the button yourself.
You can use the site fully without ever touching these.

We count page views with nothing about you in them: the shape of the page, the side and the country the network tells us.
If you said yes in the cookie bar, your device also makes a random number for the day so we can count people, not just clicks. It changes at midnight and is never joined to your account.
The age group on your profile is optional and only ever leaves as a number in a group.

Cloudflare, for hosting, the database, file storage and the AI helpers. Data sits in Europe.
Resend, for the emails we send you.
A logo service and a public icon service, which receive a company's website address, never anything about you.
Nobody buys this data. We do not sell it and we do not share it for advertising.

Sign-in links: 15 minutes. Sign-in sessions: 30 days, or until you sign out.
Your reviews: until you delete them or your account.
Anonymous counts in a company chart: they stay, with nothing linking them to you.
Operator decisions in the audit log: 24 months, so moderation can be checked.

Download everything we hold about you, from Your data, in one tap.
Delete your account, and choose: keep my reviews as anonymous posts, or remove them.
Correct anything wrong, or ask us to stop using something. Write to privacy@dontwanttoworkthere.com.
Complain to your national data protection authority if we get it wrong. In Denmark that is Datatilsynet.

This site is for people old enough to work. If you are under 16, please do not sign up.

The mask and the voice change are done by your own phone, before anything is sent. We never receive the plain picture or your real voice.
We keep the finished clip, how long it runs, which mask and voice you picked, and the review it belongs to.
A clip waits for us to look at it before anyone can see it. Only you and the operator can open it while it waits.
Delete the clip and the file goes from storage as well as the page. Deleting your account takes your clips with it.

You choose whether a review stays with friends or goes public. Public means anyone can read it, including the company.
Without an email proof the review is shown as not proven, and the company chart counts it separately.
A public review still carries no name, no photo, no employer of yours and only the month.

Anyone can report a review or a clip. We keep the report, what we decided and when, so we can show our work.
If we remove something of yours we tell you why and you can ask us to look again.