Privacy notice
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This notice explains what Nana's Tea Dublin 2 and LeafQR keep about you when you order here, why, and for how long.
Who looks after your details
Nana's Tea runs Nana's Tea Dublin 2 at 6 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 EH30 and is responsible for your details. LeafQR runs this ordering app for the shop and only uses your details to run it.
What we keep
The first name you give for pick-up; what you ordered, the price and when you paid; the phone number, email or phone notification you choose for "Notify me"; any rating, tags or comment you leave; and a random code on this phone so you can see your own orders. Your card details go straight to Stripe; the shop and LeafQR never see them.
Why
To make your order and hand it over, take payment, tell you when it's ready if you ask, sort out refunds and problems, and keep the records the law requires. We don't send marketing and don't use advertising trackers.
How long
Your phone number, email or phone notification is deleted 24 hours after your order is collected, cancelled or refunded. Orders and payments are kept as long as tax law requires.
Who else handles them
Stripe (payments), Supabase (database, EU), Vercel (hosting, EU), Resend (email) and our text message provider, each only to do their part. Your details are never sold.
On this phone
Your order, saved drinks, allergies and language are kept in this browser so the app remembers them. Clear your browser data to remove them.
Statistics (only if you accept)
If you tap Accept on the cookie notice, Google Analytics (Google Ireland) counts which screens are used and when an order is placed, so the shop and LeafQR can make ordering easier. It never gets your name, phone, email or what you typed, and it isn't used for advertising. If you tap Reject, nothing is loaded. You can change your choice below.
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Your rights
You can ask to see, correct or delete your details, or object to how we use them: contact +353 1 558 7803. You can also complain to the Data Protection Commission (dataprotection.ie).