'def title Privacy policy 'def desc syndamia.com (and tiny.syndamia.com) offer no use data submission and implement no JavaScript-based tracking. Standard HTTP logs are collected. # {title} {url syndamia.com;https://syndamia.com} and {url tiny.syndamia.com;https://tiny.syndamia.com} offer no user data submission (user accounts, reply forms, etc.). Also, there is {url no form of data collection with Javascript;#no-collection-with-javascript}. Some {url third-party services;#third-party-services} as well as some {url essential server-side programs;#http-logs} may collect data. Any data I'm responsible for {b is NEVER collected to be sold!} ### HTTP logs General HTTP requests to the server (and data surrounding them) are saved, which may include: IP address, timestamps, exact page request, user agent, etc. My current web server software (program, which handles website requests) of choice is {url apache2;https://httpd.apache.org/}, and the data format (mostly) corresponds to it's defaults. One such data line would look something like: ``` 1.1.1.1 - - [11/Jul/2023:14:28:11 +0300] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 668 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/113.0" These logs could be useful for certain issues, like bad server performance or malicious webpage access. ### Third-party services My domain is bought with {url namecheap;https://www.namecheap.com/} and it's associated DNS entries are managed with namecheap servers. This means that DNS entries, or in simpler terms - domain configurations, first go through namecheap, and that may or may not mean they can collect data from you. Analogously, my website is hosted on {url hetzner;https://www.hetzner.com/} servers, which may or may not be doing some sort of data collection, outside of my control. ### No collection with Javascript {url This site uses Javascript;/regarding-js.html}, so some feature configuration information may be temporarily stored in your browser. For what exactly that data is, read {url here;/regarding-js.html#data-in-browser-storage}. However, for now there are no plans on integrating any sort of statistics or personal data collection.