What information do we collect and why?

Comments: We don't currently allow comments on our site, so none of your data is collected here.

Contact forms: When you reach out through our contact form, we only use your email address to reply. We won't add you to any lists or share your information with anyone else.

Cookies: We use cookies on some pages to track how people find us through ads on Facebook, Google, and other platforms. This helps us understand what's working and improve our website. We don't collect any personal information this way and don't share it with others.

Logging in (not currently available): If we offered logins in the future, your login details and preferences would be stored using cookies. Your login duration would depend on your choices. We'd also store information about articles you edit or publish, but this wouldn't contain any personal data.

Embedded content: Some of our articles may have content from other websites, like videos or images. These sites might collect information about you, use cookies, track your interaction, and even connect it to your account if you're logged in there.

Analytics: We track our paid advertising's performance using tools like Facebook pixels, but this doesn't give us any personal information. It just helps us make better decisions based on general trends.

Who do we share your data with?

We never share your information with third parties. We only use the data mentioned above for our own purposes.

How long do we keep your data?

Comments: Since we don't allow comments, this isn't applicable.

Registered users (not currently available): If we offered registration in the future, you could always access, edit, or delete your personal information. Website admins could also view and update it.

What rights do you have over your data?

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