AdsLibrary

GDPR overview

No GDPR implementation is stated. The words GDPR and CCPA appear nowhere on the site, in the privacy policy or in the terms of service, so the publisher neither claims compliance nor denies it. The privacy policy is dated 1 September 2023, declares that it “has been created with the help of the Privacy Policy Generator”, and is written from a United States perspective (“Country refers to: United States”). It names no Article 27 EU representative, no data protection officer, no legal basis for processing and no list of processors, and no data processing agreement is published or offered. International transfers rest on consent alone: “Your consent to this Privacy Policy followed by Your submission of such information represents Your agreement to that transfer.” The one right described in operational terms is deletion on request to service@adslibrary.ai, handled within two business days.

Who owns the data?

The terms grant users a limited, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable licence to the software and the platform, so AdsLibrary retains the product itself. The captured advertising is not the user's either: the terms state that “the text, images, videos and other contents shown in the software are captured by the user, and the copyright of the above text, images, videos and other contents belong to the copyright owner”. Users therefore hold a working copy, not rights. Transferring that data to others or “mirroring” it on another server is expressly forbidden. Users also authorize AdsLibrary to use their company name, trademarks and signs in its commercial promotion. Personal data stays deletable on request to service@adslibrary.ai, within two business days.

Reuse rights

AdsLibrary states that it collects email address, first and last name, and usage data such as IP address, browser type and version, pages visited, date, time and duration of visits, device identifiers and diagnostic data, together with session and persistent cookies, Flash cookies and web beacons. That material serves to provide and maintain the service, manage the account and perform the contract, contact users by email, phone, SMS or push notification, send offers about similar products unless they object, handle their requests, run data analysis and improve the service. It may be shared with service providers, affiliates, business partners, other users in the public areas of the service, and in a business transfer. Nothing in the published documents mentions AI model training on customer data. On the user's side, reuse is restricted rather than free: the terms limit the material obtained through the platform to monitoring and learning purposes, forbid other commercial use, and rule out resale, transfer to third parties and mirroring.

Data retention & training

Hosting summary

AdsLibrary declares no hosting country and no hosting region. Neither the privacy policy nor the terms of service names a cloud provider, a data centre location, or a certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. The only statement on the subject is generic: personal data is processed “at the Company's operating offices and in any other places where the parties involved in the processing are located”. The policy adds that data may be transferred outside the user's state, province or country, to jurisdictions whose data protection laws differ, and that submitting information after accepting the policy counts as agreement to that transfer. The document defines Country as the United States, the only territorial anchor available. One infrastructure element can be observed from outside without being claimed by the publisher: the domain is served behind Cloudflare, on the anycast address 172.67.72.105, which says where traffic is fronted, not where data rests. A buyer who needs to know where their data is stored will have to ask AdsLibrary directly, because the published documentation does not answer the question.