Mon. Mar 18th, 2024

    Never Jet Hot Privacy Policy

    Privacy policy

    This is the privacy policy for the NeverJetHot site, in plain english, or something reasonable close. PLEASE NOTE when I say “I” or “me”, I mean me, which is to say: John Everett, the creator of this blog.

    Here is the big picture when it comes to privacy on my site:

    • I never rent or sell personally identifying information to anybody. By personally identifying information, I mean names, email addresses, IP addresses, information on the devices with which users access the site, or credit card payment and billing address information.
    • Likewise, I never disclose personally identifying information to anybody unless legally required to do so.
    • I have access to some of this personally identifying information. I detail below what this data is, how it’s stored, and how and why we would access it.
    • I work with Amazon and eBay, when you click on those links and go to those sites, you are subject to their privacy policies.

    To get into more detail:

    Information I directly control. This site is hosted on a server that is in turn hosted by TigerTech.net, and I have administrative access to that server. Like virtually all web servers, mine keeps a server log recording every visit to my website. If you visit my site, my server records the IP address of your device along with its user agent, which describes certain technical details about your device, including your operating system and browser. This information is used for security and troubleshooting purposes, and is discarded after 28 days.

    All the public-facing content on NeverJetHot.com is created and formatted using WordPress software. WordPress stores all its data in a SQL database; for us, that data is stored on my server with Tiger Tech, not with WordPress.com or any other third party. When you leave a comment on my site, you are inputting some information into that database:

    • The contents of your comment and (if you choose to include them) a display name and URL, which are immediately made public; and
    • The IP address of your device and (if you choose to include it) an email address, which are never made public, but which I and other site admins can access.

    I may use any email addresses given as part of a comment post to contact commenters about technical or other concerns. IP and email addresses may also be used to identify and block users who are behaving abusively.

    Data collected via third parties. I use a number of third parties for several purposes, and all of these collect data to one extent or another. I’ve broken them down by category here, explained what kinds of the data that they collect that I have access to, and provided links where you can find out more about their policies. Any data described below is accessible only to me, not to other site admins.

    Analytics. I use two different analytics services to help me better understand my users and traffic volume. I use Google Analytics to analyze how users interact with the site. Google Analytics generates statistical and other information about the site use by means of cookies that are stored on users’ computers (more on which below). The information generated relating to the site is used to create reports about the use of the site. Google will store this information. See Google’s privacy policy for more information

    Cookies. Some or all of the above services make use of cookies, which consist of information which is sent by a web server to a web browser, and then stored by that browser. The information is then sent back to the server each time the browser requests a page from the server. This enables the web server to identify and track the web browser.

    I use both session cookies and persistent cookies on the site. The session cookies keep track of you while you navigate the site; the persistent cookies enable the site to recognize you when you revisit.

    Session cookies will be deleted from your computer when you close your browser. Persistent cookies may remain stored on your computer until deleted, or until they reach a specified expiry date. Any cookie can be deleted whenever you choose to delete it. Find out more about how to delete cookies from your browser.

    Summary – I am not really interested in your personal data – I don’t sell anything on this blog, that’s over on eBaY and Mercari. This blog collects much less information than, say, a news site, or certain online games. Welcome to the internet age.