Legal
This policy explains what personal data Eternus processes, why, where it is stored, how long it is kept and how you can use your rights.
Last updated: 13 October 2026Eternus is run by Sérgio Orlando Pereira Fernandes, a private individual established in Greece, who is the controller responsible for your personal data. Eternus is not run by a company.
Postal address: Kaponis 2, 845 00, Aladino, Greece. Email: support@myeternusapp.com.
The Eternus Android app, Eternus Web (app.myeternusapp.com), the website myeternusapp.com and Ask Eternus on our Support page.
We don't use advertising or analytics tools, and the app doesn't access your device's location.
Your Moments and Memorials may mention or show other people, and an invitation includes the invited person's email address. Only share what you have the right to share. Anyone can ask us about information concerning them at support@myeternusapp.com.
We don't use your data for advertising or marketing.
Messenger works between people who share Circle or Legacy access. Each message is stored in your conversation and in the other person's. You can delete a message for yourself at any time; the sender can delete it for both people within 24 hours of sending. After that, a short record remains (who sent it and when), without the text. Blocking stops new messages in both directions.
During the beta, Talk to Eternus replies with guided prompts chosen on your device. It does not use generative AI, and your words are not sent to an AI provider. If you dictate instead of typing, your device's own speech service turns your voice into text; we only receive the text.
Eternus does not claim to recreate human consciousness, replace a real person or simulate a deceased person.
Google: Firebase and Google Cloud (sign-in, database, file storage, server functions, hosting, logs and backups), Google Workspace (sending service emails from hello@myeternusapp.com), Vertex AI and reCAPTCHA (Ask Eternus only), and Google Maps Platform (place suggestions).
When you type a place, for example in a Moment or in your profile, the text you type may be sent to Google Maps Platform to show suggestions.
We don't sell personal data and we don't show ads.
When data is processed outside the European Economic Area: photos and other files, most server functions and sign-in accounts are processed in the United States; logs, hosting, our email service, place suggestions and the abuse checks of Ask Eternus run on Google’s global infrastructure and may also be processed outside the European Economic Area. For the services Google provides on our behalf (Firebase, Google Cloud and Google Workspace), transfers to Google LLC in the United States rely on the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, under which Google LLC is certified and which the European Commission has recognised as ensuring adequate protection; where it does not apply, Google’s data processing terms use the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses. For place suggestions (Google Maps APIs), Google acts as a separate controller under its Controller-Controller Data Protection Terms, which also rely on the Data Privacy Framework or, where it does not apply, Standard Contractual Clauses.
None of these deletions happens automatically unless stated: we delete backups, service emails and records by hand.
In the Android app: Settings → Account & Security → Delete account. If you use Eternus Web, or can't use the app, you can ask us to delete your account by email: see how to delete your account.
You can ask to see, correct, delete or receive a copy of your data, to restrict or object to its use, and you can withdraw any consent.
In the app you can download a copy of your profile, the text of your Moments and your settings. Original photos, audio and video are not included yet.
Write to support@myeternusapp.com. We may need to confirm your identity and will reply within one month (up to two more months for complex requests, in which case we will tell you).
You can also lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority, in particular in the EU country where you live or work or where you think the problem happened. The controller of Eternus is established in Greece, whose authority is the Hellenic Data Protection Authority (Αρχή Προστασίας Δεδομένων Προσωπικού Χαρακτήρα), Kifisias Avenue 1-3, 115 23 Athens, Greece, www.dpa.gr. It explains how to lodge a complaint on its complaints page: complaints are normally made through its online portal, which needs Greek Taxisnet credentials; if you can't use the portal for that reason and the alleged infringement took place in Greece, it accepts complaints in English at complaints@dpa.gr. To complain in the EU country where you live or work, or where the alleged infringement took place, you can find its authority in the list published by the European Data Protection Board.
Eternus is for people aged 18 or over. We do not verify age. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18, we may close it. On Eternus Web, when you create an account you tick a box, not ticked in advance, to confirm that you are 18 or over and accept the Terms of Use; the Android app will do the same from its next version. We do not ask for proof of age. The date of birth you can add is optional, but one that shows you are under 18 stops sign-up.
Ask Eternus is an AI assistant on our Support page. It answers general questions about how Eternus works, using Eternus's help information. You can use it without an Eternus account. It is not connected to Eternus accounts and cannot see or change any account information.
When you ask a question, we process the question you type and your browser's language to generate an answer. Before a question is sent for answering, email addresses and long numbers are automatically removed from it. Please do not include passwords, verification codes or other personal details in your questions.
Answers are generated by Google Cloud's Vertex AI service, which processes questions in the European Union on our behalf. Ask Eternus runs on Google Cloud in the European Union. Google may also process questions for abuse-monitoring and security purposes, as described in its service terms.
Eternus does not intentionally store the text of your questions or of the answers. For each request we keep limited technical records, such as whether it succeeded, how long it took, the length range and language of the question and which help topics were used, without the question or answer text and without your IP address.
To protect the service from abuse, requests are checked with Google reCAPTCHA Enterprise through Firebase App Check, which uses information about your browser and device. To limit how many questions can be asked, we use a one-way code derived from your IP address that changes every day; the IP address itself is not stored, and these counters are set to expire after 48 hours and are then deleted automatically.
Answers are generated automatically from Eternus's help information and may be incomplete. They do not replace our support team, which you can contact at support@myeternusapp.com.
The website uses only what is needed to work. When you start using Ask Eternus, Google reCAPTCHA is loaded to check that requests are genuine; it may set a cookie and read information about your browser and device. The website loads fonts from Google Fonts.
We will update the date above and, for important changes, tell you in the app or by email.
This policy is available in English, Portuguese and Italian with the same content. The three versions are meant to say the same. If you find a difference, tell us at support@myeternusapp.com and we will correct it; until then, you can rely on the version that is clearer or more favourable to you.