Summary
This policy describes the files in this build as of September 9, 2026. The production host may process technical logs independently, and external assets may receive ordinary request information when your browser loads them.
Data paths in this build
| Feature | Data and purpose | Current status |
|---|---|---|
| Page reading | No first-party account or profile data is requested by the HTML pages. | Active |
| Notice preference | esr_notice=dismissed in local storage, used only to hide the notice after acknowledgement. | Active |
| Images | Remote images are served by Unsplash; requests may include IP address and browser information under that provider’s terms. | Active |
| Fonts | Fonts are requested from Google Fonts; ordinary request data may be processed by that provider. | Active |
| Forms, analytics, ads | No scripts or endpoints for these functions are included. | Not active |
Hosting and server logs
When these files are published, the hosting provider may process IP addresses, request times, URLs, user agents, security events, and similar logs to deliver and protect the service. The responsible publisher must identify the actual host, retention period, legal basis, access controls, and contact route in the deployed version.
Advertising or analytics changes
If Google Ads, conversion measurement, analytics, personalization, remarketing, or another tracker is added, the publisher must update this policy and the cookie interface before collection starts. Where legally required, users must receive a real choice before non-essential storage or personal-data processing. Personal information must not be placed in URLs or sent through advertising tags improperly.
Your choices
You can clear this site’s local storage through browser settings. Blocking remote images or fonts may reduce visual quality but the written content should remain readable. Privacy requests cannot be routed until verified production contact details are added on the Contact page.
Security and children
The current pages do not request sensitive information or knowingly collect children’s personal information. No internet service can promise absolute security. If future features accept personal data, collection should be minimized, protected in transit and at rest, retained only as necessary, and documented here.