Legal

Privacy at Jadili

We aim to collect and use only the information reasonably needed to operate a credible publishing platform, maintain accounts and protect the integrity of the service.

This page is written for clarity. It describes the current platform approach and may be updated as Jadili’s services evolve.

Information we may process

When you create or use a Jadili account, we may process information such as your name, email address, account identifiers, contributor profile details, publication activity, authorship records and technical information required to operate and secure the service.

How information is used

  • To authenticate users and operate reader, contributor and editorial accounts.
  • To display contributor profiles, authorship and published work when you choose to publish.
  • To support editorial review, collaboration, corrections and platform administration.
  • To maintain security, prevent abuse and troubleshoot service problems.
  • To communicate about account, editorial or platform matters.

Public information

Published articles, contributor names, public biographies, professional context and other information deliberately made public through Jadili may remain part of the public publishing record. Drafts and private collaboration material are not intended for public display.

Third-party services

Jadili relies on service providers for functions such as authentication, hosting, databases, file storage and email delivery. Those providers may process information as necessary to perform those services under their own contractual and privacy obligations.

Your choices

You may contact Jadili to ask about personal information associated with your account, request reasonable corrections, or raise a privacy concern. Some publication and authorship records may need to be preserved where necessary to maintain the integrity of the public record or comply with legal obligations.

Privacy enquiries: legal@jadili.africa