Revolt Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 8, 2026
Overview
This Privacy Policy explains how Revolt handles information when you use the Revolt website and the Revolt mobile applications for iOS and Android. It applies to Revolt’s consumer services, including charging-station discovery, maps, trip planning, garage, saved stations, check-ins, reports, connector-status checks, Premium, and referrals. It does not apply to Revolt’s internal administration tools.
Information We Collect
Account information. Your name, email address, other account details you choose to provide, email-verification status, and account identifiers. For email sign-in, Revolt stores a password hash rather than your plain password. When you use Google Sign-In, Revolt receives your Google Account’s unique identifier, email address, email-verification status, name, and, where made available, profile-photo URL.
When you use Sign in with Apple, Revolt receives the Apple account identifier and any name or email information Apple makes available according to your choices. Revolt does not receive or store your Google or Apple password.
Location and trip data. Your precise location when you grant permission, or locations you enter or select yourself. This may include search locations, map points, addresses, trip origins, destinations, waypoints, routes, selected vehicle, battery level, connector preferences, charging stops, and saved-trip information.
Vehicle and station activity. Vehicles added to your garage, estimated range, connector types, saved stations, station views, directions and app-link clicks, check-ins, ratings, comments, reports, photos, proposed stations, vehicle-model requests, and connector-status checks.
Premium and referral information. The selected offer, manual bank-transfer reference and status, Premium activation and expiry, usage limits, referral codes, referral relationships, and rewards. Revolt’s current manual bank-transfer flow does not collect payment-card details in the app.
Technical and analytics information. IP address, browser or device information, user-agent, platform, session and security events, service interactions, traffic source, referral source, and campaign information. Revolt may use cookies, browser storage, secure mobile storage, and application storage to keep you signed in, remember preferences, and operate service features.
How We Use Information
Revolt uses information to provide and personalize the service; create and secure accounts; show nearby stations and routes; save vehicles, stations, and trips; process Premium and referral activity; send verification, password-reset, purchase-status, and moderation messages; prevent fraud and abuse; provide support; understand service usage; improve coverage, reliability, and user experience; and comply with legal obligations.
Depending on the activity, processing is based on providing the service you request, your consent, Revolt’s legitimate interests in operating and securing the service, or a legal obligation.
Google Sign-In, Firebase Authentication, and Google User Data
When you choose Google Sign-In, Revolt receives basic identity information from your Google Account, including your Google Account’s unique identifier, email address, email-verification status, name, and, where made available, profile-photo URL. Revolt does not request or access Gmail, Google Drive, Google Contacts, Google Calendar, or information from other Google services.
On the Revolt mobile applications for iOS and Android, Google Sign-In is processed through Firebase Authentication, a service provided by Google. Firebase Authentication verifies the Google credential before Revolt creates its own authenticated session. For this purpose, Google and Firebase Authentication may process your Google identity information, authentication identifiers, IP address, and user-agent information to authenticate you, manage the authentication account, protect the service, and prevent fraud and abuse.
Revolt uses Google user data only to create or locate your Revolt account, authenticate you, maintain your verified email address and name, protect your account, prevent fraud and abuse, and make your Revolt account features available across the website and iOS and Android applications.
Revolt stores your Google Account identifier, verified email address, email-verification status, and name as part of your Revolt account. Revolt does not retain Google OAuth access tokens, Google OAuth refresh tokens, or Firebase ID tokens after completing authentication. Firebase Authentication may retain a separate authentication user record until Revolt requests its deletion.
Revolt does not sell Google user data. Revolt does not use Google user data for advertising, retargeting, data brokerage, credit or lending decisions, or training generalized artificial-intelligence or machine-learning models. Revolt does not disclose Google identity data to charging-network operators or station operators for their own purposes.
Contracted hosting, database, storage, security, and monitoring providers may process Google user data only when necessary to operate and protect Revolt. These providers receive only the information required to perform their services and are not permitted to use it for their own independent purposes. Revolt may also disclose information when required by applicable law.
Google may process Firebase Authentication data in the United States and other locations described in Google’s applicable privacy and data-processing terms. Google-related account information remains subject to the retention and deletion rules described below. Users may request permanent deletion or anonymization by using the available account controls or contacting partner@revolt.ge.
Location and Public Content
Location permission is optional. You can deny or disable it in your device settings and use manually entered or selected locations where available.
Some content may become public after submission or moderation, including ratings, comments, approved station information, and approved photos. Reports and supporting material may be shared with the relevant station operator, charging-network partner, or support team so the issue can be reviewed. Do not submit sensitive information or another person’s personal data unless it is necessary and lawful.
Third-Party Services
Revolt may use Google for Google Sign-In and Firebase Authentication; Apple for Sign in with Apple; HERE for location search, geocoding, and routing; OpenStreetMap and map-tile providers for maps; ZeptoMail for service emails; hosting, database, storage, security, and monitoring providers; charging-network partners and station operators for station information and connector-status checks; and banks involved in manual transfers.
These providers receive only the information needed for their role and may process data under their own privacy terms. Some providers may process data outside Georgia.
Data Retention
Revolt keeps personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary to provide the service, protect accounts, resolve disputes, maintain required records, and comply with law. Security, Premium, payment, referral, and moderated-content records may be kept longer when needed for those purposes. Aggregated or properly anonymized information may be retained for analytics. Backup copies may remain for a limited period until securely overwritten.
Account Deactivation, Permanent Deletion, and Your Rights
You can manage your Revolt account through the account settings on the Revolt website or mobile application.
Account deactivation
You may temporarily deactivate your account. Deactivation disables access and revokes active sessions, but your account and associated data remain stored. You can restore a deactivated account by signing in again and completing identity verification. Your email address and connected Google or Apple identifiers remain reserved while the account is deactivated.
Permanent account deletion
You may permanently delete your account from the account settings or at:
https://www.revolt.ge/en/account/delete
Before accepting the request, Revolt may ask you to verify your identity again using the password, Google account, or Apple account connected to your Revolt account.
Once the permanent deletion request is confirmed and accepted:
access to the account is blocked immediately; the request cannot be cancelled; the account cannot be restored; profile, contact and authentication information is removed; active sessions and account credentials are invalidated; saved trips, vehicles, connectors, favourites, check-ins, comments and ratings are deleted; personal or identifying information in reports and submissions is deleted or anonymised; photos and other media reliably attributable to the account are deleted from active storage; associated Google/Firebase and Apple authentication credentials are deleted or revoked where supported; and account-related data stored locally by the Revolt website or mobile application is cleared.
Published charging-station information and other non-personal catalogue facts may be retained, but the link identifying you as their contributor will be removed.
Revolt may retain a minimal anonymised technical record where necessary for system integrity, security, fraud prevention, accounting or audit purposes. This may include an internal technical identifier, the account’s trust score, non-identifying timestamps, and minimum payment or audit records. These records cannot be used to sign in to or restore the deleted account and are not displayed as an active user identity.
Residual copies may remain in restricted disaster-recovery backups or service-provider systems until they are replaced or deleted through the applicable backup or provider-retention process. They are not used during normal operation.
If you register again using the same email address, Google account or Apple account, Revolt will create a new account with a new internal identifier. Information, history, Premium access and rewards from the deleted account will not be restored or transferred.
Some technical deletion operations may continue after account access has been blocked. Revolt will not represent the deletion as fully completed while mandatory deletion operations remain pending.
Account Deactivation and Permanent Deletion
You may manage your Revolt account through the account settings on the website or mobile application.
Account deactivation
You may temporarily deactivate your account. Deactivation signs you out and blocks normal access, but your account and associated data are retained. You may restore a deactivated account by signing in again and completing the available restoration process.
Permanent account deletion
You may permanently delete your account from the account settings or at:
https://www.revolt.ge/en/account/delete
We may ask you to verify your identity again using the authentication method linked to your account, such as your password, Google account, or Apple account.
Once a permanent deletion request is confirmed and accepted:
access to the account is blocked immediately; the request cannot be cancelled; the account cannot be restored; your identifying and profile information, contact information, password and authentication identifiers are removed; active sessions, password-reset tokens and other account credentials are invalidated; your saved trips, vehicles, connectors, favourites, check-ins, comments and ratings are deleted; personal or identifying content contained in reports and submissions is deleted or anonymised; photos and other media reliably attributable to your account are deleted from our active storage; linked Google/Firebase and Apple authentication credentials are deleted or revoked where supported; and account-related data stored locally by the Revolt website or mobile application is cleared.
Published charging-station and other factual catalogue information may be retained where it is not personal data. Any link identifying you as its contributor will be removed.
To preserve system integrity and legitimate security, fraud-prevention, accounting and audit records, Revolt may retain a minimal anonymised technical record. This may include an internal technical identifier, the account’s trust score, non-identifying timestamps, and minimum payment or audit records. This information cannot be used to sign in to or restore the deleted account and is not displayed as an active user identity.
Residual copies may remain in restricted disaster-recovery backups and provider systems until they are replaced or deleted according to the applicable backup or provider-retention process. Such copies are not used during normal operation.
If you register again using the same email address, Google account or Apple account after permanent deletion, Revolt will create a new account with a new internal identifier. Data, Premium access, rewards and history from the deleted account will not be restored or transferred to the new account.
Some technical deletion steps may continue after access has been blocked. Revolt will not represent the deletion as fully completed while mandatory deletion operations are still pending.
Security
Revolt uses reasonable technical and organizational safeguards, including encrypted connections, password hashing, access controls, protected token storage, session controls, rate limits, and restricted administrative access. No online service can guarantee absolute security.
Children’s Privacy
Revolt is not intended for children. If you believe a child has provided personal information unlawfully, contact Revolt so the matter can be reviewed.
Changes to This Policy
Revolt may update this policy when the service, data practices, or legal requirements change. The updated version will be published with a new “Last updated” date.
Contact
Revolt Email: partner@revolt.ge
For partnerships or inquiries:
partner@revolt.ge