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Privacy policy
nen2 (nen2.com) and SkyPhone Spot (spot.skyphone.social) are operated by Riyo Takahashi (髙橋理洋). This page describes the information we collect, how we use it, what is sent to third parties, and where to ask for deletion.
1. Information we collect
- Stores' public information: store name, address, phone number, business hours, official website, published email address, photos and other information that stores make public themselves. Sources: open map data (Overture Maps, Foursquare Open Source Places, OpenStreetMap), store listings on Google Maps, and the stores' own websites, social media and listing sites (such as booking and restaurant guide sites). We did not receive this information from the stores directly.
- Information entered by store owners: the email address entered on the management page, the photos to be shown, and the phone number used to log in by phone (the number is saved in a form that cannot be turned back into the number; we do not save the number itself).
- Access analytics: the date and time a listed page was viewed, the type of device, the browser, the operating system and the referring domain. We do not use cookies for this, and we do not save IP addresses as they are (they are converted into a value that changes every day, used only to count repeat visits).
- Records of emails we send: the date and time sent and the domain of the recipient (the address itself is not kept in the record).
2. How we use it
- To create and publish store pages, and to let store owners check, correct and delete their content.
- To send store owners information about their listing and links to their management page, and to confirm their identity.
- To show store owners how many times their pages were viewed, and to detect unauthorized access.
2-2. Legal basis (where laws such as the GDPR apply)
We publish stores' public information on the basis of our legitimate interest in presenting information that stores make public to the people who look for them (GDPR Article 6(1)(f)). The management features for store owners are based on their sign-up, and the contact form on the sender's request. For sole traders, a store's name and contact details can identify the owner as a person, so you can object or ask for deletion at any time as described below.
3. Sending to third parties
When a listed page is displayed, the viewer's browser connects to the following companies (the connecting IP address and similar data are sent to each company).
- Google Fonts (displaying text) and Google Maps (displaying maps) — Google LLC (the map may use Google cookies)
- Delivering photos — Supabase, Inc. (storage)
- Bot checks on the contact and report forms — Cloudflare, Inc. (Turnstile)
- Sending emails — Resend, Inc.
We measure page views ourselves without cookies. We count repeat visits within the same day using a value made from the IP address and the browser's user agent combined with a key that changes every day, and we do not save the IP address itself (the value changes the next day, so we do not track anyone across days). If you object to this measurement, you can exclude this device from page-view measurement (this works on nen2.com pages; it does not reach stores shown on their own domains), or send an objection through the removal request and report form.
Other than the above, we do not provide the information we collect to third parties (except where required by law).
4. How long we keep it
We keep the content and photos of a store page until the store owner deletes them. Once deleted, they cannot be restored. We stop keeping the access analytics totals at the time of deletion.
5. Corrections, deletion and objections
You can correct or delete the content of a listing, or stop a listing, from the management page linked at the bottom of each page. Anyone can object to a listing (GDPR Article 21), ask for deletion (Article 17), or report content that infringes rights or is illegal, using the removal request and report form (we email a confirmation and tell you our decision). To ask us to disclose your own information, please contact us below.
- Operator
- Riyo Takahashi (髙橋理洋)
- Contact
- Instagram:@fc2inc
- Location
- Under Japan's Act on the Protection of Personal Information, we will answer questions about the business operator's location without delay through the contact above.
This page was written on 2026-09-27. We update this date when we change the content. This English page is a translation of the Japanese page.