Privacy
This is usually lawyer-speak. Well, it’s my policy, and I’m going to write it.
Privacy is important. Really. If you don’t feel safe with technology, you won’t use it, and then what am I spending all this time building it for?
So the privacy policy I offer you, is this: I will treat your data, as I would treat my own. I won’t be clever or nitpicky or rules lawyer-y about it. If I need your data to do something, I’ll almost certainly ask you for it, and tell you why, so you can make an informed decision.
Why do I say almost certainly? Because there are *always* data flows that can be construed this way or that. You click a link, it comes to a server I control, I theoretically correlate it with other information sources that hint as to your identity, huzzah. That would violate your privacy just as much as if I looked in some deep dark corner of your phone or local network. I don’t want to ask you permission to do that, because I don’t want to do that. I could. But I won’t.
This is my privacy policy. You may deem it fit, or not, and I am OK with either interpretation because that is *your* policy for *me* to respect. Any issues, full refund, no answers demanded. I admit: I might ask!
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