This section details instructions & information for those interested in knowing what, how & when are your personal data used with the project (i.e the blog). Side-by-side, this document also details instructions on how you can ask for your data to be deleted if you demand to do so. Or, if there's a known data breach with one or more services the project uses, you can follow the instructions in this document to let the maintainers of the project know about the same.

So, without further ado, let's dive into it.

No blog can become successful without sharing content which caters specifically to it's audience. Hence, to understand & provide you with the best experience, we can provide, we collect & analyze certain personal information. These information are exclusively collected through third-party services who anonymize the data before handing them over to us. You can find more about these third-party services at: How Do We Collect the Data. But, here's a specific list of personal information that we collect through those third-party services:

• You emails & other relevant contact information you share with us to deliver you with personalized content.
• The geographical region you're accessing the blog & it's source code repository from.
• The amount of time you spend reading the content on the blog.
• Specific content you prefer reading multiple times.
• The referrer sources that brought you to our project, like through a Google Search or a Reddit/Twitter post.
• The age & gender group you might fall under.
• The type of browsers & Operating Systems (OSes) you accessed the project from.

So, that was the list of data we collect at the time of writing this document. You can find more details in the "Information We Collect" section of our Privacy Policy.

We collect the personal information mentioned in What Personal Data Do We Collect mainly through the following ways:

• Direct means, like when you provide us with certain contact information. For example, these could include your name, emails & other relevant contact information to receive personalized content delivered to your inbox.
• Passive means wherein third party tools like Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Cloudflare Analytics, Twitter Analytics, etc collect the personal information. But these information are almost always anonymized before they're handed over to us.

You can find more details in the "We Collect Information in Different Ways" section of our Privacy Policy

The information we collect from you, either directly or through third-party services are utilized in the following ways:

• The contact information you provide to us might be used to contact you for promotional content, confirming a subscription, asking you for feedback & so on.
• We might also use the contact info you provide to respond to your questions & queries.
• We use the information provided through the third-party services to improve the user experience on the platform. We do so by providing more personalized content that caters to you as a reader of our blog.
• We might also use that same information for any security reasons without which either our blog or you as a reader could be put under risk of some unforeseen accidents.
• And at last we use the information for various marketing reasons as well as for transactional communications.

You can find more details in the "Use of Your Personal Information" section of our Privacy Policy

If you feel insecure about sharing your private information with, you could first ensure the browsers you're using to use our projects enables you to browse securely without any trackers involved. Additionally, you can email the maintainer at somraj.mle@gmail.com to do so. But before you do so, make sure you've read through the [Data Deletion Request (Universal Analytics)][data deletion rquest guide] guide for instructions on how to do the same.

If you've further queries about the same, feel free to reach out to the maintainer of the project through the email contact provided above.

The project utilized many third-party services to maintain it at optimal levels. You can find details of all the services in the wiki at: List of Third-Party Services. And quite often these services might've a data breach or break down at some point. If you come across any such vulnerabilities, please report them to the maintainer as soon as possible.

You contact the maintainer through this email link: Reporting Security Vulnerability

For more information on using the project for your personal use case, refer to the Privacy Policy & the Terms of Services Agreement.