Global FullStack Service LLC

Global FullStack Service LLC

Technology providers and processing

Version 2.0 · 2026-09-22

Scope

Global FullStack Service LLC uses external services to operate the platform and website. Involvement depends on enabled features. This information accompanies the DPA and Privacy Policy; exact regions depend on service configuration. Request details at gfullstackservice@gmail.com.

Meta / WhatsApp

WhatsApp Business accounts and network: identifiers, phone numbers, messages, and metadata necessary for messaging. The Business authorizes access; Meta also applies its own service terms. https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/business-solution-terms

Twilio

Messaging and voice infrastructure where used: numbers, message and call content, and delivery metadata. https://www.twilio.com/en-us/legal/privacy

Google Gemini

Response generation: conversation content and necessary business context. Use must be configured under terms compatible with the commitment not to train models using service data. https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/terms

Railway

Application and database hosting: data processed by the platform. Infrastructure described in the DPA is in the United States; contracted regions must remain documented. https://railway.com/legal/privacy

Netlify

Legal-page hosting where used: published documents and visitor technical connection data, such as IP addresses and requested paths. A static website may generate access logs. https://www.netlify.com/privacy/

Email and web resources

Google Gmail receives emails sent to gfullstackservice@gmail.com. The corporate website loads resources from Google Fonts, Google APIs, unpkg, cdnjs, Linearicons, and Font Awesome; their operators may receive IP, browser, and request data. Loading a page does not send appointment history to those networks. https://policies.google.com/privacy

Transfers and changes

Providers may process information in other jurisdictions under the service, configuration, and applicable safeguards. Exclusive residency for all data is not asserted. Changes to customer-data subprocessors are notified under the DPA; required transfer safeguards must be in place before the relevant processing.