Privacy and Security: What Happens to Your Downloads

• Your video URL: Sent to our server to fetch the video file from TikTok or Instagram.
• Basic request data: Your IP address, timestamp, and browser type (standard web logging).
• Temporary files: Videos are briefly stored on our server while being processed, then deleted.

• We do not keep a permanent copy of downloaded videos.
• We do not log or track which videos you download (beyond operational request logs).
• We do not sell or share your data with third parties.
• We do not use downloads to profile you or build advertising profiles.

Once a video downloads to your computer or phone, your device's security is paramount:

• Antivirus: Keep your device's antivirus software up to date. Downloaded files from public internet sources can occasionally be flagged by security scanners (usually false positives for video files).
• Storage permissions: Grant download folder access only to your browser; restrict permissions for other apps.
• Shared devices: If sharing a computer, keep downloaded videos in a password-protected folder.

socialpull.app uses HTTPS encryption for all communication. This means:

• Your URLs are encrypted in transit (not visible to your ISP or network observers).
• Downloaded videos travel over encrypted connections.
• Your connection to socialpull.app is authenticated and secure.

Like any web service, socialpull.app maintains operational logs for security and performance monitoring:

• Retention: Logs are retained for a limited period (typically 30-90 days) and then purged automatically.
• Use: Logs are used to detect abuse, diagnose errors, and monitor service health.
• Access: Only the operational team can access logs; they are not shared with advertisers or third parties.

socialpull.app may use third-party services for analytics and advertising:

• Google Analytics: Collects aggregated, anonymized usage data to help us understand which pages are helpful.
• Facebook Pixel: Used for retargeting; it does not receive your video URLs or personal information beyond page visit data.
• Advertising networks: Display ads on the site; they operate under their own privacy policies.

You can opt out of analytics and retargeting using browser privacy settings or tools like uBlock Origin.

• Use a dedicated folder with restricted access for sensitive downloaded content.
• Enable full-disk encryption on your computer (BitLocker on Windows, FileVault on Mac).
• Avoid downloading sensitive videos over public Wi-Fi; use a VPN if concerned.
• Delete videos you no longer need to minimize exposure if your device is compromised.

See our Privacy Policy for detailed terms, or contact us with specific concerns.