The clips you upload exist for one job: getting posted to your own Instagram account(s), on the schedule you configure. We don't analyze, repackage, or feed your content into any machine-learning system, ours or anyone else's. It isn't cross-pollinated between customers, and it's never shown to anyone outside the ClipsCycle account(s) you've connected it to. If you disconnect an account or delete your library, that content stops being used the moment you ask — see our Data Deletion Instructions for exactly how that works.
Day to day, your account and content aren't something anyone sits and looks through — the system runs your rotation automatically, without a person in the loop. Account access by our team is the exception, not the routine: it happens only when it's genuinely needed, such as helping resolve an issue you've reported yourself, looking into suspected abuse or a violation of Instagram's own platform rules, or where we're required to by law. That access is limited to what's actually necessary to handle the specific situation, and it is never casual, unrestricted, or used to browse accounts out of curiosity.
Delivering ClipsCycle does mean a small number of trusted, reputable infrastructure providers are involved behind the scenes — the kind of cloud hosting and storage that runs most modern web services — and each of those is bound by its own security and confidentiality standards. We don't publish an infrastructure map here for the same reason most security-conscious services don't: the fewer specifics about internal plumbing that are public, the smaller the target for anyone looking to cause harm.
Your ClipsCycle password is never stored as readable text — only a one-way, salted hash that can't be reversed, even by us. Connecting Instagram happens through Meta's own official login flow, never by handing ClipsCycle your Instagram password directly, and the access token that results is encrypted at rest rather than kept as plain text. Every request your browser makes to ClipsCycle travels over an encrypted connection.
This page is the plain-language summary — the binding specifics live in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, and the exact steps to remove your data are in our Data Deletion Instructions. If anything here raises a question those don't answer, reach out — we'd genuinely rather explain than have you wonder.
Privacy or data questions: [email protected]