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| Commit | 70cc47d0b546698a21ea18084a9b5e267481fd8f (patch) | |
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| Author | 2023-07-11 15:55:21 +0300 | |
| Committer | 2023-07-11 15:55:21 +0300 | |
| Files | a758b09b704a4b3934edfc76547bc742d980532b /src | |
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| Parent | 96c75112d82222ac69149219d4e71530e1f4aaba (diff) | |
[privacy] Changed headers from h2 to h3, so they take up less space
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diff --git a/src/privacy.md b/src/privacy.md index a469aae..ba6b1c0 100644 --- a/src/privacy.md +++ b/src/privacy.md @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ This website, [syndamia.com](https://syndamia.com) and [tiny.syndamia.com](https **No data is ever collected to be sold** *but* some data may be collected, primarily [http logs](#http-logs), but [no collection with Javascript](#no-collection-with-javascript). However, I have no control over the used [third-party services](#third-party-services) -## HTTP logs +### HTTP logs General HTTP requests and data surrounding them are saved, which may include: IP address, timestamps, exact page request, user agent, etc. These depend on apache2 defaults. @@ -18,14 +18,14 @@ One such data line could look something like: These logs could be useful when issues pop up, including server being too slow or being attacked in some way. -## Third-party services +### Third-party services My domain is bought with [namecheap](https://www.namecheap.com/) and it's associated DNS entries are managed with namecheap servers. This means that DNS entries, or more simply, domain configurations, first go through namecheap, and that may or may not mean they can collect data from you. Analogously, my server is hosted on [hetzner](https://www.hetzner.com/) servers, which may or may not be doing some sort of data collection. -## No collection with Javascript +### No collection with Javascript [This site uses Javascript](/regarding-js.html), so some feature settings data may be temporarily stored in your browser. For what exactly that data is, read [here](/regarding-js.html#data-in-browser-storage). |