Privacy Policy

What We Do:

https://thefreshwrites.blogspot.com/ is the URL of our website. This is a personal blog where I discuss various Java, React, and web development-related ideas. The only basis for it is my own personal experience with free. The reader is not charged anything to view our articles.

What personal information we gather and why

Comments 

When readers leave comments on this blog, Blogger may gather the information provided in the comments form as well as the visitor's IP address and browser user agent string to aid in the identification of spam.

The blog is powered by Google's blogger.com content management system, and all of Google's privacy policies apply to this blog as well. To learn more about Google's privacy policies, go to https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en.

Cookies

Google may store your name, email address, and website in cookies if you leave a comment on our website. These are provided for your convenience so that you won't have to re-enter your information each time you post a remark. These cookies will remain active until Blogger or Google decides otherwise, which is typically between a month and a year.

We will set a temporary cookie to see if your browser permits cookies if you have an account and log in to our site. This cookie is deleted when your browser is closed and does not contain any personal information.

Material from other websites that is embedded

This website's articles can have embedded content (like links, images, articles, etc.). When another website's content is embedded, it operates exactly as if the visitor had really visited the other website.

These websites may track your interaction with the embedded content, gather information about you, utilise cookies, embed additional third-party tracking, and monitor your activity. This includes tracking your activity if you have an account and are logged in to the website.

Caching

To enable a quicker response time and better user experience, this site may employ caching. Every web page displayed on this site could be duplicated and stored through caching.

All cache files are temporary, and they are never read by anybody other than what is required to contact the cache plugin provider for technical support. Cache files expire according to a schedule that the site administrator sets, but if required, the admin can quickly delete them prior to their scheduled expiration.

Analytics

We use Google Analytics to track traffic, we don’t hold any data at our servers.
If you leave a comment, the comment and its metadata are retained indefinitely or until Google or Blogger decides to keep it. See https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en for more information.

Disclaimer

We don't store any data on our servers; instead, we track traffic using Google Analytics.
In the event that you post a remark, the comment and any associated metadata are kept until either Google or Blogger decides to delete them. 
For additional information, visit https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en.

However, https://thefreshwrites.blogspot.com/ specifically states that it has no financial liability of any kind to the subscribers/users of this report and does not guarantee the accuracy, adequacy or completeness of any information. It is also not responsible for any errors or omissions or for the outcomes of the use of such information.

The details provided here, along with any projections and estimates, are subject to change without notice.

Readers are urged to consult professionals or study/evaluate each individual business prospectus and other pertinent legal documents before making any decisions based on information provided in the site. This report does not purport to be a solicitation for any advice relative to trade and business.

When using the research or material presented here, neither https://thefreshwrites.blogspot.com nor its Editors or Authors take any duty or obligation for any financial repercussions.

Privacy Policy

We recognise the value of protecting your privacy when using this website. We want you to be aware of how we might utilise any information you might supply.

This notice explains some online information practises and the choices you can make regarding the collection and use of your information in an effort to further safeguard your privacy.

We post this warning prominently on our home page and at any other location where we could be asked for personally identifiable information in order to make it easy to locate.

Additionally, since this blog is powered by Blogger, I advise you to read the Blogger privacy statement, which is applicable here: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en

Information collected

Unless you voluntarily supply it, https://thefreshwrites.blogspot.com does not gather any personal data about you. We may gather usage data from visitors to our site in order to examine content interest and provide anonymous data to advertising. There will be no sharing of personally identifying information with outside advertising firms.

Google Adsense and the DoubleClick DART Cookie

Cookies are used by Google, a third-party seller of advertisements, to deliver adverts on this website. Google can offer users with advertisements based on their visits to this website and other websites on the internet thanks to the usage of DART cookies.

Visit the Google ad and content network privacy policy at the following URL: http://www.google.com/policies/technologies/ads to opt out of the DART cookies. Users' tracking using DART cookie technologies is governed by Google's own privacy policies.

As stated in their own privacy policies, other third-party ad servers or ad networks may also use cookies to track users' activities on this website in order to gauge the effectiveness of their advertising and for other purposes. https://thefreshwrites.blogspot.com has no access to or control over these cookies that may be used by third-party advertisers.

Links leading to other websites

On this website, we've provided links that you can use and refer to. The privacy policies on these websites are not our responsibility. You should be aware that these sites' privacy policies might not be the same as ours.

Changes to this Privacy Statement

This statement's contents are subject to change at any time, at our discretion.

You can reach me by email at thefreshwrites@gmail.com if you have any queries about TheFreshWrites' privacy policy.

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