LonelyFans stores account details such as email, display name, whether setup is finished, and whether the account can open private product areas.

We keep a record of accepted terms and privacy notices, including the version and time accepted.

The app stores the date-of-birth or access confirmation needed to open fan, creator, and private workspace areas.

That confirmation is kept apart from sign-in details because it controls product access.

Conversation data includes fan identity, creator identity, message text, read state, private workspace context, and block or report status.

When an authorized creator-side teammate acts on a creator profile, the fan-facing experience shows the creator while action history captures who performed the action.

Tips, disputes, refunds, and chargebacks are stored so balances, refunds, and creator earnings can be handled accurately.

Creators and studio users see spending and earnings tied to creators they can manage. They do not receive a fan's global spend across unrelated creators.

Reports, account strikes, takedowns, appeals, media review outcomes, and related decisions are retained for safety work.

Blocking preserves previous conversation and payment history while preventing new messages where the block applies.

Notification preferences store how you want to be contacted, when messages should be grouped, and quiet hours.

Email, SMS, push, media, and safety systems may use service partners needed to operate the product.