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Data collection policy

Last updated: October 8, 2026

Draft not yet reviewed by a lawyer. This document complements the privacy policy with the technical details of what is collected and how, which matters most for Link'IT's more specific features.

1. Performance figures of your posts

To work out which posts perform well, you can tell Link'IT the number of reactions and comments on your own LinkedIn posts: you paste the text and figures of a post that did well yourself, in a page's settings. Link'IT does not read your statistics on LinkedIn automatically.

2. Shared structure library (opt-in)

If you turn on the "Shared library" option for a page, Link'IT may analyse your best-performing posts (statistically, among your own posts) to extract an abstract description of their shape: type of hook, generic storyline, format, tone.

What is never shared: the actual content of the post, its topic, or the names, figures, anecdotes or facts it contains. Only the abstract structure (for example: "personal anecdote → doubt → turning point → lesson → open question") is kept in a common library, used to inspire generation for other pages, without ever revealing where it came from or what the original post was about.

This feature is off by default and must be turned on explicitly, page by page.

3. What we don't do

We don't read or analyse other people's posts on LinkedIn.
We don't sell any data to third parties.
We never store your LinkedIn password.
We don't use your data to train an AI model. Texts sent to Mistral AI, our AI provider, go through its API and under its own terms.

4. Your choices

Structure sharing is optional and can be turned off at any time in each page's settings. For any question, contact privacy@trylink.it.