Privacy and your acceptance record
What we collect and why
We use your role, email, name and phone to create and secure your account and provide listing and inquiry services. We do not request citizenship or Lalpurja numbers at signup. If property verification later requires documents, we will explain its purpose, access and retention before collection. Do not put identity documents in public listing photos or messages.
Visibility and service providers
Your live listings may show the listing details you publish. An inquiry shares the name, phone and message you submit with Sajilo Ghar Jagga and the authorised recipient. Email is not displayed on public listings. Hosting/storage and verification-email providers process the data needed to operate the service and may operate outside Nepal. WhatsApp, Viber, Facebook, Instagram, Google and ChatGPT links use those providers' services and privacy terms.
Cookies, records and retention
Essential cookies keep you signed in, protect registration progress and remember language. An unfinished registration expires within one hour; expired drafts are removed on subsequent authentication activity. We record the accepted policy snapshot and version, role, language, server time, browser information and network IP when supplied by our trusted gateway. IP and browser metadata are hidden after 90 days and removed on subsequent authentication activity; the acceptance record is kept while the account exists and longer only where a documented legal obligation or dispute requires it. These records are not sold or used as marketing consent.
Access, correction and complaints
View your acceptance history in your account and correct profile details there. Contact manojsapkota135@gmail.com to request access, correction, deletion, account closure or review of a privacy concern. We verify the requester before acting and explain any lawful retention requirement. Withdrawing service consent can require closing the account; you may still browse public listings. Acceptance is evidence of your action, not proof that you understood every rule or a certified digital signature.