Your Data, Your Rules

let talk about your rights shall we?

Catlomao LTD Privacy Promise

What's Catlomao LTD?

Catlomao LTD is a one-person operation. Just me, personally running the infrastructure behind your services. No automation accessing your data, no corporate teams, no third-party handlers. When you need something, you talk directly to the person who built, maintains, and touches your environment.

What You Can Ask Me

I work for you. You have every right to know:

"Where exactly is my data?"

• I'll tell you the specific geographic location of servers
• Where backups live, how they're secured, and who else has physical or logical access
• Whether any data leaves my direct control (it doesn't without your say-so)

"How is my data protected?"

• Encryption for storage and transmission, if requested
• Network isolation and access controls, depends on the service
• Backup frequency and retention policies, also depends on the service
• Security measures specific to your service type, x2 depends on the service

"Who can see my stuff?"

• Short answer: You and only you — unless you explicitly authorize me
• I maintain zero standing access to your running services, files, or accounts
• No employees, no contractors, no automated systems scanning your data

Ask me anything. I'll answer in plain English, not corporate speak.

The Consent Rule

What Requires Your Consent

Situation	What I Request	What I Don't Do
Troubleshooting	Read-only access to specific logs or configs	Browse your data "just to check"
Maintenance	Limited scope, time-bound access	Assume ongoing permission
Security incident	Access to investigate specific threat	Access unrelated services or data
Your direct request	Exactly what you asked for	Exceed the scope you approved

How Consent Works

1. I ask — You receive a specific request detailing exactly what I need, why I need it, and for how long
2. You decide — Approve, deny, or modify the scope. No hidden consequences for saying no
3. I act — Only within the boundaries you set, manually
4. It expires — Access terminates; I confirm completion

"Hi — your service is experiencing connectivity issues. To diagnose, I need read-only access to network logs for the past hour. This won't give me access to your application data, databases, or user content. Reply YES to authorize, or suggest a time for a screen share instead."

Your Options

• Grant — I proceed exactly as described
• Deny — I'll propose alternatives (screen sharing, you run diagnostics, scheduled maintenance)
• Modify — "Only during business hours," "Call me first," or "Just tell me the commands to run myself"
• Revoke — Change your mind anytime, even mid-task

What You Control Directly

Depending on your service, you typically control:

• Start, stop, or restart your services
• Configure security settings and access controls
• Install, modify, or remove software
• Manage your own users and permissions
• Monitor resource usage and logs

I don't have backdoors. When you lock me out administratively, I'm locked out until you choose otherwise.

When I Might Need Access

Scenario	My Process
Hardware or platform failure	Notify you immediately, request emergency access with specific scope, provide estimated resolution time
Security patch or update	Contact you in advance, schedule maintenance window, confirm before any changes
Your support request	Wait for your explicit go-ahead before investigating, even if you reported the issue
Backup verification	Request scheduled read-only access, confirm what I'll verify, report findings

Your Right to Leave

• Export: Request your data, configurations, or full service images — no format restrictions
• Delete: Confirm complete removal of your data and backups from my systems
• Verify: I'll provide timestamped confirmation of deletion
• No retention: Once you're gone, your data isn't "anonymized" or kept for "research" — it's destroyed

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