Your story is not your data trail.
This plain-language notice explains the current LearnStory product. It should be read with the editorial standards and safety information.
LearnStory separates information needed to review a submission from the information that appears on a public story. A reader can view approved stories without an account.
What can be public
An approved story can show its title, summary, situation tags, P‑S‑A‑O‑L sections, reading time, publication date and either a chosen public name or “Anonymous.” Your private email address and private name are not part of the public story.
What moderators can see
When you submit a story, moderators may see the information you provide to review it: your story, selected identity mode, chosen public name, and any private contact information you choose to include. Profile images are used only for your signed-in profile.
Why it is collected
Submission information is used to review consent, safety, clarity and publication readiness. Account details are used to operate your signed-in profile. LearnStory’s aggregate product events are designed to measure actions such as reading, sharing or completing a submission; they are not intended to contain story text, email addresses, names or moderator notes.
Your choices
- You may read without registering.
- You may choose anonymous or named publication when submitting.
- You can ask about a correction, concern or removal through the contact route below.
- Do not include information you would not want a moderator to review.
A note for sensitive information
LearnStory is not an emergency, medical, legal or counselling service. If a situation requires urgent help, use a trusted local support service or emergency channel rather than waiting for a website response.
Questions or requests
Email admin@learnstory.in with “privacy,” “correction,” or “removal” in the subject line. Please do not send sensitive documents by email unless the team has asked for them.
Last reviewed: 20 September 2026. This page describes current product behaviour and is not legal advice.