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What Talli collects, why, who it is shared with, and the choices you have. Talli is a discovery service: it does not take alcohol orders, collect payment, or arrange delivery.

Last updated: 15 September 2026

1. Who we are and scope

Talli Drinks LLP, Shop No 1, Amanda Shopping Center, Hiranandani Meadows, Thane West 400610, Maharashtra, India. Email: support@tallidrinks.com. We are responsible for the personal information we process for TalliDrinks discovery services. This notice covers website visitors, app users, account holders, contributors, support contacts and business representatives. Independent retailer or brand destinations may operate under separate notices. Our contacts route privacy requests to the responsible team.

2. What personal and aggregate information mean

Personal information identifies a person directly or can reasonably be linked to them. Replacing a name with a user ID or hash usually produces pseudonymous personal information. Aggregate information describes a group; it may still be personal or revealing if a group is small or can be linked to other information. We assess these risks before releasing reports. Removing direct identifiers alone does not make information anonymous.

3. Account authentication and eligibility data

We collect the phone number or email you choose, account identifiers, verification outcomes, session credentials, recovery details and policy or consent records. Eligibility controls may use an adult declaration, a suitable age band and the relevant selected state or area. We seek the minimum information needed and do not routinely collect full identity documents for discovery. OTP codes are used for authentication and are not deliberately retained in ordinary application logs.

4. Discovery and preference information

Talli processes searches, selected results, filters, category and product views, comparisons, likes or dislikes where offered, saves, followed brands or lists, interested signals and educational interactions. Requested saved preferences are stored to provide the feature you select. Retained optional events and inferred interests depend on the separate choices described below. These signals do not prove that you purchased or consumed alcohol.

5. Price retailer and availability interactions

We process permitted price views, store or retailer page interactions, availability queries and outbound link clicks as needed to respond to your actions. Optional retention for measurement, recommendations or partner insight contribution uses the relevant choice. Looking at a price or retailer does not automatically authorise sharing your contact details or individual history with that business.

6. Location information

You can select your state or area manually. If you choose a location feature, we request foreground permission and use the level of location necessary for that feature, normally approximate location. Ordinary network information such as IP address may also indicate an approximate area. We do not use background location for the launch service. If a precise location feature is introduced, its purpose and consent will be explained before use. Location information does not by itself establish legal eligibility.

7. Public reviews support and technical information

We collect reviews, ratings, uploaded assets and moderation reports that you choose to submit. Public content carries a visibility notice before posting; support messages and attachments are handled privately except where lawful disclosure is necessary. Service operation uses appropriate IP, device or browser, access, security, performance and crash information. We do not request contacts, call or SMS histories, background location or installed app inventories for baseline discovery. Avoid sending identity documents or unnecessary private information in support messages. Private choices are not made public simply because you post a review. If a feature later proposes sharing information with a third-party AI service, it requires a specific disclosure and explicit permission before that sharing.

8. Where information comes from

Information comes from your direct input, your use of requested features, the technical operation of our services, authorised business submissions and contracted service providers. We may infer a relevant preference from eligible discovery signals when you allow recommendations. Catalogue facts and business information can come from licensed or authorised sources; when they concern identifiable business representatives they remain personal information. We do not buy personal discovery profiles from data brokers for this launch.

9. Necessary service purposes

We process information to authenticate and recover accounts, operate requested comparisons and saved lists, answer queries, apply adult and geographic controls, protect the service, prevent misuse, moderate content, respond to support or privacy requests and comply with applicable legal obligations. The required input and purpose are explained in the relevant feature. We use an applicable permitted basis under the law in force, including valid consent where required; accepting Terms is not a general authorisation for all future data uses.

10. Separate optional purposes and withdrawal

We offer separate controls for retained information used for recommendations, optional measurement, contribution to external aggregate partner insights and lawful marketing. The choices identify relevant data and purposes. Declining them does not prevent core discovery or requested saves, although the related optional feature may be less personalised or unavailable. You may change a choice in Privacy Choices. Withdrawal stops future optional use and triggers applicable deletion or restriction; legally required restricted records may remain as explained in the schedule.

11. Recommendations models and responsible inference

When permitted, we use eligible signals to suggest relevant catalogue or learning information and assess broad service patterns. A preference inference can be incomplete or wrong; you may reset optional preferences or request correction. We do not use discovery signals to assert addiction, health status, religion, caste or legal alcohol eligibility, or to make a legally significant decision about you. Material new AI or profiling purposes will be explained and reviewed before use.

12. Partner insights and safeguards

Eligible information from users who allow insight contribution may be used to prepare approved aggregate trends for retailers or brands. Partners do not receive your account contact details, device identifiers, individual event history or personal preference timeline through this service. We review cohort size, geography, time windows, rare combinations and the risk of linking or reconstructing individuals. Small or revealing groups are suppressed. Contracts prohibit reidentification, CRM matching, individual targeting, resale and unauthorised onward disclosure. A report designed to be anonymous is assessed separately from the personal source data used to prepare it.

13. Service providers independent destinations and other disclosures

Contracted authentication, messaging, hosting, security, support or analytics providers process information for defined services with appropriate access and contractual restrictions. We disclose only what a permitted task requires. Independent external destinations may receive ordinary connection information when you choose to visit them, and any information you submit there is governed by their practices. Approved aggregate partners receive reviewed reports rather than personal user feeds. We may disclose necessary information for a valid legal requirement, protection against serious harm, or a reviewed business transfer with appropriate safeguards and notice where required. Providers processing for Talli must be bound to purpose limits, confidentiality, appropriate security, assistance with deletion and legally required cooperation, with protection consistent with this notice. We may disclose limited records where a valid legal duty, court order, authorised government request or mandatory child-protection report requires it; this is distinct from commercial sharing.

14. Cookies SDKs and advertising

Our Cookie Notice explains browser storage, SDKs and any approved tracking technologies. Necessary service technologies are distinct from optional measurement or advertising. The launch advertising design is contextual and geographically restricted; we do not provide partners with device audiences or cross app retargeting profiles. We review actual third party behaviour and seek platform permission if a future practice amounts to tracking. Rejecting optional technologies must prevent their optional collection. We do not collect an advertising identifier, join cross-app activity or provide a partner device audience for baseline discovery. Introducing a tracking or advertising SDK requires a new assessment, accurate store disclosures and any required platform permission.

15. Storage transfers and security

We select providers and storage arrangements after legal and security review and maintain an accurate service provider and hosting record. Support can provide information about applicable arrangements and safeguards. We do not promise that all processing occurs in India unless that is true for the relevant records. Required India based security logs are maintained as applicable. Appropriate measures include access controls, administrator authentication, protected transmission, suitable storage protection, monitoring and recovery processes. No online system is entirely secure; report suspected misuse to support.

16. Retention deletion and legal holds

The Data Retention and Deletion Schedule identifies operational targets and legal exceptions. Personal information is retained for a defined purpose and then deleted or appropriately restricted. A legal obligation, security requirement or documented dispute can require a longer restricted record. Such records are not reused for optional marketing. Backup expiry and vendor deletion are part of the process. We may be unable to reverse a report already released that is independently assessed as truly anonymous; this does not excuse continued optional processing of your personal source records.

17. Your choices rights and complaints

Use Privacy Choices for optional permissions, correction, requests about your information, deletion, grievances and any available nomination route. A voluntary download may be offered without claiming a universal statutory portability right. Our Account Deletion page explains both in app and external requests. We verify proportionately and explain limitations or retained records. Rights and legal routes depend on the law in force; our published service commitments also apply. Relevant statutory complaint routes remain available when applicable and operational.

18. Children contact and changes

Talli is intended for adults aged 18 or above. This platform floor does not establish a right to purchase or consume alcohol. Higher applicable local, activity, beverage, licence and permit requirements govern relevant features. We do not offer a parent consent route for a child to use this alcohol discovery service. If we learn that a user is under the platform age or has supplied false eligibility, we restrict access and address their data under applicable law. Public privacy and support information remains accessible. Send privacy concerns to support@tallidrinks.com with the subject Privacy. Material changes are notified where practicable; new optional purposes require appropriate notice and fresh consent rather than retrospective use.

Talli Drinks LLP is registered with limited liability. Privacy questions and grievances: support@tallidrinks.com, subject line Privacy.

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