Privacy controls

Privacy Choices

How users can export, correct, delete, or ask about Macro by Mark account data, cookies, analytics, and privacy requests.

Effective
May 13, 2026
Last reviewed
May 13, 2026
Export
/api/account/export
Manual requests
privacy@macrobymark.com
GPC
Honored for non-essential analytics

Operational policy text for Macro by Mark. Not a substitute for advice from counsel.

Account tools

Self-service choices

Signed-in users can export account-backed data from /api/account/export, correct profile fields in account settings, clear saved Marco chat history from the chat header, and delete the account from the security settings flow.

Account deletion is step-up gated and removes owner-scoped account records. Billing records, security audit rows, and delivery-provider logs may remain where legal, tax, security, or provider-retention obligations apply.

Manual path

Privacy requests by email

If self-service is unavailable, email privacy@macrobymark.com for access, deletion, correction, portability, opt-out, or privacy-law questions. Macro by Mark verifies account control before releasing data or completing destructive requests.

The operating target is acknowledgement within five days for DSAR-style requests and fulfilment within 30 days where law applies, with longer legal windows used only when the applicable law permits them.

Browser choices

Cookie and analytics choices

The footer cookie-preferences control reopens the consent banner. Rejecting optional cookies denies preferences, analytics, and the reserved marketing category. When a browser exposes a Global Privacy Control signal, the local consent store denies non-essential analytics and marketing categories.

Device-local browser storage can also be removed through the browser. That does not delete account-backed records saved on the server.

Limits

What privacy choices do not change

  • They do not erase Stripe records that must be retained for legal, tax, or accounting reasons.
  • They do not require providers to delete their own logs faster than the applicable provider terms.
  • They do not change public macroeconomic data sourced from agencies, central banks, or other data providers.
  • They do not waive the need to verify identity before access, deletion, or correction.

Primary references

Sources that informed the current posture. Included for transparency; this doesn't turn the page into legal advice.

Related policies

The other pages that round out the trust posture for Macro by Mark.