Privacy
When you interact with my website, your requests are handled by a few data processors/services.
I value privacy and dislike invasive tracking mechanisms, so the best I can do is avoid them in my website and personal projects.
I’ve put this document together to be open about how I operate.
Browsing nicholas.cloud
I use a number services to operate my website.
- Most traffic for my website flows through Cloudflare, you can consult their privacy policy for data collected about end users
- I host this blog in DigitalOcean
- I process some telemetry about traffic to my website with Honeycomb
Reading my newsletter
I send out a semi-regular newsletter to readers who opt in to receive it. Every newsletter includes a link to unsubscribe.
Mailgun
I use Mailgun to send these newsletters, and manage the list of subscribed readers. You can read their privacy policy to understand how they manage data stored on their platform.
I only keep a record of email addresses that have subscribed/unsubscribed. I don’t use tracking pixels or targeted links to track reader activity.