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Consents

The permissions Cevor asks for, and how the rest of the service works.

Last updated · 12 September 2026 · Version 1.0

Cevor keeps consent requests limited to a small number of clearly optional choices. This page explains what those are, and clarifies that most of Cevor's processing does not rely on consent at all.

1. Device location permission

Cevor asks for permission to access your device's precise location so it can power location-dependent features such as showing restaurants nearby. This permission is optional.

You can decline it when asked, and you can change your mind at any time through your device's settings. Declining or revoking location permission does not stop you from using the rest of the app; it only affects features that depend on knowing where you are.

2. Optional marketing emails

Where offered, Cevor may send optional marketing emails, such as updates about new restaurants or features. These are separate from essential account and service emails.

You can choose not to receive marketing emails, and you can unsubscribe at any time using the link included in each email, or by writing to hello@cevor.app.

3. What does not rely on consent

Creating and operating your account, providing the core discovery features, keeping the service secure, and complying with legal obligations do not rely on your consent. This processing is based instead on the contract between you and Cevor, Cevor's legitimate interests, or a legal obligation, as applicable. Declining consent-based features such as location does not affect this processing.

4. Withdrawing consent

You can withdraw the device location permission at any time in your device settings, and unsubscribe from marketing emails at any time as described above. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of anything done before the withdrawal, and does not affect processing that does not rely on consent.

Contact

For questions about consents, write to hello@cevor.app

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