Effective Date: September 2026
Common privacy notice
This tool-specific layer supplements the Sorola controller privacy notice, which identifies the controller and explains legal bases, common technical data, recipients, transfers, retention and your rights.
1. Introduction
Sorola Pastebin ("the Service") is a text and code sharing service committed to protecting user privacy. This privacy policy explains how the Service handles data.
2. Data Collection and Usage
When you create a paste, its content and generated public identifier are stored on Sorola's server. It remains until administrator deletion or the processing need ends. A paste disabled after a report may be retained for investigation or a legal claim but is no longer publicly served.
- No Account Required: No registration or personal identification is required to use the Service.
- Tool data: The tool does not send the content you process to analytics. Cookie-free site analytics are described below.
- Content Responsibility: Do not store sensitive personal information, credentials, or private data in pastes, as pastes are accessible to anyone who has the link.
3. Data Sharing and Third Parties
The paste is disclosed to anyone who has its link. Technical processors and network-request data are described in the common privacy notice. Content is not sold.
4. Security
All communication with the Service is conducted via secure, encrypted HTTPS protocols. However, paste content is not encrypted at rest — do not store sensitive or private information in pastes.
5. Contact
If you have any questions regarding this privacy policy, you can contact us at: contact.make@sorola.fi
Cookie-free site analytics
Google Tag Manager loads only Plausible Analytics. Plausible measures page views and form, outbound-link and download events without cookies or persistent visitor identifiers. Measurement may process the page URL, title, referrer, and browser/device information. Performance measurement uses only the product, a coarse page class, rounded Core Web Vitals, and a capped error count. Content you process in a tool is not intentionally added to analytics.