Data and providers

This page lists the providers that receive personal data, with the confirmed facts about each one.

Providers that receive personal data

Stripe: the name and the MapleID ID of your organization. Stripe also receives the email address and the MapleID ID of the person who subscribes. At checkout, Stripe receives your card, your billing address and your tax ID.
Mailgun (Mailgun Technologies, Inc., United States): the content of the email that we send you, and your email address. The provider stores this data in the European Union.
StopForumSpam (volunteer-run): your email address and your IP address when you register.
Spamhaus (Spamhaus Technology Ltd, United Kingdom): your IPv4 address when you register.
DNS resolver of the blocklist lookups: your IPv4 address when you register.
Object storage provider: your profile photo and the logos of your organizations.

Let's Encrypt: It issues the TLS certificates of Maple's domain names. It receives the domain names and no personal data.
MaxMind: Maple downloads the GeoLite2 country database from MaxMind. The country check runs on Maple's servers. MaxMind receives no personal data.
Cisco Talos (ClamAV freshclam): The MapleAV worker downloads virus signatures with freshclam. The files that it scans stay on the worker. Cisco Talos receives no personal data.
Docker Hub: Maple downloads container images from Docker Hub to build and start its services. Docker Hub receives no personal data.
The Go module proxy (proxy.golang.org): Maple downloads Go modules from the proxy to build its services. The proxy receives no personal data.

An operation that sends data to a provider says so in its description and in its answer.