Clarity and Transparency:

• The policy clearly states what type of information is collected (personal details like name, email, and contact information).
• It specifies how the information will be used—primarily for providing your services.

Data Protection:

• You’ve assured users that their data is protected. It’s important to follow through on this with actual security measures, like encryption and secure storage.

Third-Party Sharing:

• Mentioning that you share data only when necessary for delivering services sets clear boundaries. If you use third-party services (like payment processors or analytics tools), this is relevant.

No Selling of Data:

• This is a key point for building trust with your users. Many people are concerned about their data being sold, so this assurance is important.

Contact Information:

• Providing a contact email for privacy-related inquiries is essential. It shows that you’re open to communication and take privacy seriously.