Privacy Statement

Last updated: 2 September 2026

This site is built to respect your privacy by design. It collects as little as possible, and never sells or shares your data. In short: there are no tracking cookies, no accounts, and no advertising.

What is not collected

This site does not set tracking cookies, does not create user accounts, and does not ask you to sign in. It does not collect personal data such as your name, email, or browsing profile by default, and it never sells or rents any information to third parties.

Analytics

To understand roughly how many people visit and which pages are read, this site uses Cloudflare Web Analytics. This tool is privacy-first and cookieless: it does not use cookies, does not fingerprint your device, and does not track individuals across sites. It only produces aggregate, anonymous traffic counts.

Local storage

Some preferences — such as your choice of theme (light or dark) and language — are saved in your browser’s local storage. This information stays on your own device, is never sent to any server, and can be cleared at any time from your browser settings.

Reactions and questions

If reaction buttons or an anonymous question feature are present, they are designed not to collect personal data. No account or identity is required to use them, and they are not tied to your name or email. Any technical value used purely to prevent abuse (for example a temporary rate-limit key) is stored in hashed form and only for a short time, never as a way to identify you.

Contact

If you reach out through the contact page, the message you send is used only to read and reply to you. It is never added to a mailing list, shared with third parties, or used for any purpose beyond answering you.

Your rights and contact

Even though this site collects almost nothing, you have the right to ask what data, if any, relates to you, and to request its correction or deletion. To exercise these rights — or for any privacy question — please use the contact page. If you are in the EU and believe your data protection rights have not been respected, you also have the right to lodge a complaint with your national data protection authority (in France, the CNIL).

Last updated

This privacy statement was last reviewed on the date shown at the top of this page.