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title: Privacy Policy title: Privacy Policy
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date: 2021-09-28T08:51:20.577Z date: 2021-09-28T09:02:36.435Z
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Optionally, you can create additional profile data with adjustable visibility (*Private*, *Protected* and *Public*) for your account. Private profile fields are only visible to you, protected ones are also visible to other users and public ones are also visible to third parties. Optionally, you can create additional profile data with adjustable visibility (*Private*, *Protected* and *Public*) for your account. Private profile fields are only visible to you, protected ones are also visible to other users and public ones are also visible to third parties.
Some settings for additional service like [Jitsi Meet](/en/services/jitsi) rooms, [Partey timeslots](/en/services/partey/stream) or [shortened urls](/de/services/urlshortener) are also stored here.
## Nextcloud <a name="nextcloud" id="nextcloud"></a> ## Nextcloud <a name="nextcloud" id="nextcloud"></a>
Of course, how sensitive the data in the *Nextcloud* is depends only on your use. The service itself does not provide any data other than your account data (only username and voluntary profile data). Since only content created by users is stored here, it depends on what you upload, publish and write. The data is automatically stored encrypted, but it is only server-side encryption, so you can continue to share the data with others. Of course, how sensitive the data in the *Nextcloud* is depends only on your use. The service itself does not provide any data other than your account data (only username and voluntary profile data). Since only content created by users is stored here, it depends on what you upload, publish and write. The data is automatically stored encrypted, but it is only server-side encryption, so you can continue to share the data with others.