The invisible risk in spiritual platforms
Online we guard the obvious things: card numbers, national ID numbers, passwords. Emotional weak points get no such care. A dead end in a relationship, a worry about work, the question you would not put to a friend, most people type all of it into an astrology site or a tarot app without a second thought. The most private part of a digital footprint often sits in exactly those entries.
Why your Birth Chart is critical data
Place of birth, date of birth and the exact minute of birth look like harmless details. Together, the three are as unique as a biometric record and point to one person only. That combination ending up in the data pools of marketing firms, against the intention of whoever typed it in, is the uncomfortable reality behind most "free" astrology apps.
The Faltastik standard: privacy closed like a safe
We built Faltastik to set a different standard for the field. The intention behind the cards you choose in a tarot spread is as private as a page from your own diary. So, on our platform:
- No personal data is used to build advertising profiles.
- Strong encryption keeps stored data unreadable inside our databases.
- Your reading history is open to you alone. Delete it from your device and it leaves our side as well; account and data deletion requests are completed within 30 days.
Looking for your fate in the stars should not cost you your footing in the digital world. Clear insight needs an environment you can trust, and that is the condition we build for. The background to how a spread works is in our tarot section, and you can start one from the tarot spread page.
