Privacy policy

Anglican Watch can be contacted via the web form on this site, or by phone at 1 240 744-7524.

Our privacy policy is simple and direct:

We make every effort to guarantee the privacy of your information, including using military grade encryption to protect email communication with us via our webform. But no security is foolproof, and we cannot guarantee that a third party cannot get access to your data.
We also have a Signal account and other secure means of communication. Contact us if you wish to use one of these methods of communication.
We will never voluntarily disclose any information you provide to us unless you expressly give us consent to do so. Efforts to subpoena information from us will be resisted to the full extent permitted by law.
If we are legally permitted to do so, we will attempt to notify you should we receive a subpoena, national security letter, law enforcement/attorney inquiry, or other communication that may threaten your privacy.
We reserve the right to disclose information when, in our sole discretion, you threaten us or others, engage in potentially illegal or defamatory conduct, we believe you may harm yourself, or to protect our interests.
We do not send bulk SMS messages, use SMS for marketing, or send unsolicited text messages, either from corporate phones or personal phones. If, however, you wish to opt out of text messages, either email us using our contact form or text us at 1 240 744-7524 with your request. We do not share or sell your contact information with any other parties or affiliates.

Text messages/SMS

Messaging frequency may vary. Normally, however, we text only in response to incoming inquiries.
Message and data rates may apply.
To opt out at any time, text STOP.
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Privacy policy changes

Anglican Watch may change its Privacy Policy from time to time, and in its sole discretion. Anglican Watch encourages visitors to frequently check this page for any changes to its Privacy Policy. Your continued use of this Site after any change in this Privacy Policy will constitute your acceptance of such change.

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