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Privacy

This is a personal website. It does not run analytics, it does not set tracking cookies, it does not carry advertising, and it has no account system, comment form, newsletter signup or contact form. There is nothing here for you to log into, and nothing here that asks you for personal data.

What is stored on your device

One thing, and it never leaves your browser: a theme value in localStorage recording whether you chose the light or dark colour scheme. It exists so the site does not flash the wrong colours when you come back. It is not a cookie, it is not sent to the server with your requests, and no one but your own browser can read it. Clearing your site data removes it.

What the server sees

This site is hosted on Vercel. Like any web host, Vercel processes the technical details that come with an HTTP request — IP address, user agent, requested path, timestamp — in order to serve the page and to protect the platform against abuse. That processing is Vercel's, described in the Vercel privacy notice. I do not add any logging of my own on top of it, I do not build profiles from it, and I have no dashboard of visitors.

Third parties

Pages on this site link out to other sites, including LinkedIn, ectus.com, ifu-fruitjuice.com and juicenews.com. Once you follow such a link you are on someone else's site under their privacy policy, not this one. This site embeds no third-party scripts, fonts, pixels, iframes or share widgets, so nothing loads from another domain while you are reading it.

Automated agents and crawlers

Crawling is allowed. The robots.txt file permits all user agents, the sitemap lists every canonical URL, and llms.txt gives an agent-readable index of the site. Requests from crawlers are treated exactly like requests from browsers: nothing is collected, and no agent is fingerprinted or rate-profiled by me.

Your rights, and changes

Since no personal data is collected, there is nothing for me to hand over, correct or delete on request. If you have nonetheless sent me something — a LinkedIn message, for instance — and would like it removed on my side, ask and I will delete it. If this policy ever changes because the site gains a feature that does collect data, the change will be described on this page before that feature ships.

Questions about any of this are welcome via LinkedIn.