Litterbug Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 2, 2026

Litterbug helps people log litter pickups, review detections, share cleanup activity, post cleanup spots, and send optional tips or bounties. This policy explains what information Litterbug collects and how it is used.

Contact: ehb@peas.phd

Information We Collect

Account information

Litter and cleanup activity

Camera, photos, and machine learning review data

Location data

Payments and payouts

Feedback and support

Diagnostics and beta testing

Password safety check

How We Use Information

Public Information

Some information is public by design:

Do not post a cleanup spot, photo, comment, or exact location if you do not want it to be visible to other users.

Sharing With Service Providers

Litterbug uses service providers to run the app:

We do not sell personal information, and we do not use third-party advertising or cross-app tracking.

Data Retention

We keep account, activity, payment, cleanup, and community records as long as needed to operate Litterbug, maintain public cleanup history, comply with payment/legal obligations, prevent abuse, and improve detection quality.

Some public content may remain visible until deleted, hidden, or moderated. Payment and payout records may need to be retained for accounting, fraud prevention, dispute handling, and legal compliance.

Your Choices

Children's Privacy

Litterbug is not directed to children under 13. Because Litterbug can collect account information, location data, photos, public community content, and payment-related records, children under 13 should not create accounts or submit information through Litterbug unless and until a parent/guardian consent process is in place. Parents or guardians may supervise cleanup activity and may use an adult-controlled account themselves while supervising a child.

Changes

We may update this policy as Litterbug changes. The updated policy will include a new "Last updated" date.

Contact

For privacy or support requests, contact ehb@peas.phd.