Legal

Privacy Policy

Last updated 2026. This explains what personal data YourAPK collects and how it's used.

Template — please review before going live. This is a sensible starting point written for a UK sole trader, but it isn't legal advice. Fill in the bracketed details and, if in doubt, have it checked. UK guidance: ico.org.uk.

Who I am

YourAPK ("I", "me", "my") is a sole trader based in the United Kingdom, run by Andrew Taylor. For any privacy question, contact hello@yourapk.uk. I am the data controller for the personal data described here. [Add trading address / ICO registration number if applicable.]

What data I collect

  • Enquiry details — the name, email address and message you send via the contact form or by email.
  • Client & billing details — information needed to provide services and issue invoices (e.g. business name, contact and payment references).
  • Technical data — basic server logs and, if enabled, privacy-friendly analytics to keep the site secure and improve it.

How I use it

To reply to your enquiry, provide and manage the services you've asked for, handle billing, meet legal and tax obligations, and keep systems secure. I rely on the lawful bases of legitimate interests (responding to enquiries), contract (delivering services), and legal obligation (tax and accounting records).

Sharing & sub-processors

I never sell your data. I use trusted suppliers to run the business — for example a hosting provider, domain registrar, email provider and payment/invoicing tools — who process data on my behalf under their own agreements. [List your key suppliers here.]

How long I keep it

Enquiry data is kept only as long as needed to help you. Client and financial records are retained for as long as required by UK law (generally at least six years for tax purposes), then deleted.

Your rights

Under UK GDPR you can request access to, correction of, or deletion of your data, object to certain processing, and request portability. Email hello@yourapk.uk and I'll respond within one month. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).

Cookies

This site uses only what's needed to function and, optionally, privacy-friendly analytics. If any non-essential cookies are added later, a consent banner will be shown. [Update this section if you add analytics or embeds.]