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Fly.io's Privacy Policy explains what information it collects about you, how it uses it, and who it can share it with. Fly.io will not sell or trade your personal information to third parties for their commercial purposes, but it can share it during a merger or acquisition, or hand it over to law enforcement under a valid legal order. Your account information is kept indefinitely unless you actively delete your account, and Fly.io must give you at least 30 days' notice before making significant changes to this policy.
This Privacy Statement establishes Fly.io's obligations and limitations regarding the collection, use, retention, and sharing of User Personal Information. Fly.io limits data use to stated purposes and requires user permission before expanding those uses; it does not sell, rent, or trade User Personal Information to third parties for commercial purposes. Account information is retained indefinitely absent user-initiated deletion, and data stored on Fly.io's servers is held on US-based infrastructure, with the act of uploading sensitive data constituting implied consent to that arrangement. In any conflict between the Privacy Statement and Fly.io's Data Privacy Framework Principles, the DPF Principles govern. Users are afforded self-service access, correction, and deletion rights, and are entitled to at least 30 days' advance notice of material policy changes.
As a Fly.io user, your personal information is used only for purposes stated in the Privacy Policy, and Fly.io must obtain your permission before using it for anything else. Your account data is retained forever unless you take action: you can delete your account using the simple deletion methods Fly.io provides, which is the direct way to stop ongoing retention. Storing sensitive personal information on Fly.io's servers constitutes your consent to that data being held on servers in the United States. Law enforcement can obtain your data through a valid subpoena, court order, or warrant without your prior notice or consent, and Fly.io cannot guarantee absolute security of your data.
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5 versions captured · Last updated: September 2026
Fly.io's privacy policy, effective July 20, 2026, now explicitly discloses the use of two analytics services: Google Analytics and PostHog. The policy previously described only Google Analytics tracking. The updated …
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