Privacy: minimum data, what is collected, retention

The desk collects the minimum data needed to publish the site. The desk does not sell reader data. The desk does not share reader data with operators. The desk publishes the data the desk collects so the reader can decide.

What the desk collects

The desk collects the data the desk needs to publish the site. The data is the IP address the reader uses to visit the site, the user-agent the reader uses to visit the site, and the time the reader visits the site. The data is the public record of the format. The data is the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

The desk does not collect the reader's name. The desk does not collect the reader's email address. The desk does not collect the reader's phone number. The desk does not collect the reader's address. The desk collects the minimum data the desk needs to publish the site.

The desk does not use cookies to track the reader across sites. The desk uses cookies to remember the reader's session. The desk's use of cookies is the public record of the format. The desk's use of cookies is the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

How the desk uses the data

The desk uses the data to publish the site. The desk uses the data to count visits. The desk uses the data to detect abusive traffic. The desk uses the data to maintain the site's security. The desk's use of the data is the public record of the format.

The desk does not sell the data. The desk does not share the data with operators. The desk does not share the data with advertisers. The desk uses the data to publish the site, and the desk reads the use of the data as the public record of the format.

Third parties the desk uses

The third parties the desk uses are the cloud provider the desk hosts the site on, the analytics provider the desk counts visits with, and the font provider the desk loads the site fonts from. The three are the public record of the format. The three are the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

The desk uses the cloud provider for hosting. The desk uses the analytics provider for visit counts. The desk uses the font provider for the site fonts. The three are the public record of the format. The three are the part of the format the desk reads as the platform's public record of the format.

The desk does not share the reader's data with the third parties the desk uses. The desk shares the visit count with the analytics provider. The desk shares the font load with the font provider. The desk uses the cloud provider for hosting.

How long the desk retains the data

The desk retains the data for 30 days. The desk reads the 30-day retention as the public record of the format. The desk reads the 30-day retention as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

The desk deletes the data after 30 days. The desk reads the deletion as the public record of the format. The desk reads the deletion as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

Reader rights

The reader has the right to access the data the desk holds. The reader has the right to request the deletion of the data the desk holds. The reader has the right to opt out of the analytics the desk uses. The reader's rights are the public record of the format.

The reader may exercise the rights through the customer-care page. The desk reads the rights as the public record of the format. The desk reads the rights as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

Frequently asked

Does the desk use cookies?

Yes. The desk uses cookies to remember the reader's session. The desk does not use cookies to track the reader across sites.

Does the desk sell reader data?

No. The desk does not sell reader data. The desk does not share reader data with operators. The desk does not share reader data with advertisers.

How long does the desk retain the data?

30 days. The desk deletes the data after 30 days.

How do I exercise my rights?

Submit a request through the customer-care page. The desk reads the rights as the public record of the format.

Data collected

IP, user-agent, time

Retention

30 days

then deletion

Reader data sold

never sold

Where the data comes from

The data comes from the reader's browser. The desk reads the reader's IP address, the reader's user-agent, and the time the reader visits the site. The desk reads the data as the public record of the format. The desk reads the data as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

The data does not come from third-party trackers. The desk does not use third-party trackers. The desk does not use third-party cookies. The desk reads the absence as the public record of the format. The desk reads the absence as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

The data does not come from the operator. The desk does not share the reader's data with operators. The desk reads the absence as the public record of the format. The desk reads the absence as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

What the rights cover

The right to access covers the data the desk holds. The reader may request a copy of the data the desk holds. The desk reads the request as the public record of the format. The desk reads the request as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

The right to deletion covers the data the desk holds. The reader may request the deletion of the data the desk holds. The desk reads the request as the public record of the format. The desk reads the request as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.

The right to opt-out covers the analytics the desk uses. The reader may opt out of the analytics the desk uses. The desk reads the request as the public record of the format. The desk reads the request as the part of the format the reader should verify at the time of reading.