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Privacy

StockEyes is an informational news and events hub. Accounts are optional and use Google sign-in only; there are no portfolio tools, no billing yet, and no advertising. This page explains the limited data the site touches.

Last updated: October 11, 2026

Accounts and portfolio data

StockEyes collects no portfolio data and offers no imports or billing today. If you create an account, sign-in is handled by Google: we store your email address, display name, and Google subject identifier so we can recognize your account, plus session records and your plan state. If you use the account features, we also store your watchlist (the tickers and managers you follow, stored as ticker symbols and SEC manager identifiers with their display names), the alert records we generate for followed items when a new 13F quarter is published, and a log of your CSV exports (which export and when). If you turn on email alerts, we store that preference and queue one alert email per new 13F quarter for the tickers you follow, addressed to your Google account email only; we never ask for another address. Email sending is not configured yet, so no alert emails go out today; inbox alerts in your account page work now. We never receive or store your Google password or any brokerage credential, and account recovery stays with Google. Account data is kept until you delete your account from the account page, which removes it. Browsing while signed out stores nothing about you on our servers. Never share brokerage passwords, access tokens, account numbers, or tax identifiers with any website claiming to represent this hub.

Cookies, analytics, and advertising

StockEyes does not load advertising or third-party font scripts. The Google Analytics tag loads with analytics storage denied; no measurement cookies are set unless you choose Allow analytics. If allowed, Analytics receives public page paths, page titles, and standard visit information. You can reopen Privacy choices at any time and continue without analytics. Google describes its processing in the Google Privacy Policy.

Your controls

Use Privacy choices to allow or deny analytics at any time. The news wire, events calendar, and directories work the same either way.