I&#x27;d add that this is all too common with data&#x2F;analytics startups I&#x27;ve seen.  I&#x27;ve seen instances where the first thing they asked you to do is link your Google Analytics account.  No privacy&#x2F;data security policy worth speaking of, no info on the team, nothing.<p>For anyone who deals with this data (analytics, financial, etc.) for their company, particularly if it isn&#x27;t of the &quot;two guys in a garage with no real revenue&quot; variety, we take data super seriously.  I could lose my job (or worse, get sued) if I was negligent in handing out sensitive company data in a way that put the company at risk (let alone actually caused monetary damage to the business).<p>A clear privacy policy, details on the team and information about where the HQ is located (so I can make sure they are in my legal jurisdiction should it ever come to that) are the absolute minimum IMHO.