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House rules of the board

Seven plain rules on your data and on how these notices may be read and shared.

  1. Who answers for your data. Cartaz Amarelo Comunicacao Visual LTDA, CNPJ 10.630.615/0001-55, R. Visconde de Embaré, 230, Sala 1113, Valongo, Santos, SP, CEP 11010-240, Brazil, decides how any personal data linked to this board is used, and is accountable for it according to Brazil's Lei nº 13.709/2018 (LGPD).
  2. What stays after a visit. The board has no forms, sign-ins or comment boxes, and the shop has placed no advertising or analytics code on it. The hosting company records standard server logs: the IP address, a timestamp, which page was opened and what browser asked for it. Loading the typefaces passes your IP address to Google Fonts. Cartaz Amarelo places no cookies of its own.
  3. When you write in. If you write to the shop, your address and message are kept only as long as it takes to reply, unless you ask for them to be kept. Nobody is signed up for newsletters.
  4. Asking about your data. You may ask to see, fix or erase data about you, or ask which parties received it, by emailing contato@betweenthechores.com. The shop owes you an answer inside 15 business days. Unhappy with that answer? Brazil's National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) accepts complaints at gov.br/anpd. The complete policy is on the company privacy page.
  5. What the notices are not. They are general reading about household habits, not medical or psychological advice, and trying one is your own decision. For anything about your health, a physician who has seen you comes first.
  6. Quoting. A short quotation is welcome as long as it links back to the notice it came from. Republishing a whole notice, or any photograph, requires the shop's written consent.
  7. Updates. The board will grow and these rules may grow with it; the version shown on the day you visit is the one that applies. This version dates from November 2026.