Privacy Policy

Last updated 9 November 2026. This explains how information on a funeral page is handled under Malaysia’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA).

1. Who is who

2. What is collected

3. Why

To show funeral details to people who have the link, to show approved tributes, to let the family manage the page, and to keep the service secure. We do not sell the information or use it for marketing.

4. Who can see it

5. What is required

For the family: the name of the person who passed away and a PIN. For guests: a name to leave a tribute or sign the guest book. Everything else is optional.

6. How long we keep it

A page is deleted about 90 days after the funeral. This is counted from the last dated step in the schedule, or from when the page was made if no step has a date. About 30 days after the last step, the page becomes a read-only memorial that keeps the photo and approved tributes. From 14 days before deletion, the funeral parlour’s page list shows a warning, so the parlour can remind the family. The family can download a keepsake of the tributes and guest book, and the guest book and condolence log as spreadsheets, before then. The family can also delete the page at any time from the family page, and can ask us to keep it longer. Deleting erases the name, photo, tributes, guest book, condolence log and schedule, and closes the link. A guest who wants a tribute or guest book entry removed can ask the family or us. Old PIN and spam counters are deleted within 24 hours.

7. Your rights

You can ask to see, correct or delete your personal information. For information on a page, ask the family, who control the page, or contact us and we will pass your request on or act on it.

8. Security

All pages use an encrypted connection. PINs are stored scrambled. Wrong PIN attempts lock the visitor out for a while. Only the family’s PIN opens the family page. If a data breach is likely to cause significant harm, we will tell the family and the authority as the law requires.

9. Contact

Click Connect Me Studio. WhatsApp or call 012-220 5107 or 012-376 2312.