Quiet Tone Privacy Policy

Less than most policies of this kind describe, because this website carries no account, no login, no comment form and no payment form. What it does collect falls into three categories.

No account exists on this website, so there is nothing to register for and no password to store.

A reader who never writes to this desk leaves nothing here beyond the ordinary request record that every web server keeps. A reader who does write leaves an email address, which is used to reply and to correct a page and for nothing else.

This policy covers quiettonedaily.com only. The seller’s checkout is a separate operation with its own policy, and the next section explains why that distinction is the most important one on the page.

This website sets no advertising cookie and runs no advertising pixel. What it uses is limited to keeping the pages working and counting readers in aggregate.

• Functional storage that remembers nothing about you between visits beyond what a page needs to render
• Aggregate traffic measurement, which counts page views rather than people
• No advertising network cookie, no retargeting pixel and no cross-site identifier
• No profile is built, and nothing here is sold to anybody

Ordering buttons carry a pack reference so that the checkout opens on the pack you clicked. That reference identifies a product tier rather than a person, and it is visible in the address bar rather than hidden.

Browser controls override all of it. Blocking storage entirely will not stop any page on this website rendering, which is a deliberate property rather than an accident.

The strongest security property of this website is how little it holds. There is no customer database here, no card on file and no account to compromise, because none of those things exists.

The fourth row is the only one holding anything a buyer would call personal, and it is the one row this desk has no access to.

Pages here are served over an encrypted connection, which is what stops a request being read in transit. That protects the reading rather than a stored record, because there is no stored record of a reading beyond the log line described above.

A reader who wants to leave still less behind can block storage in the browser, which breaks nothing on this site, and can reach the pages without ever sending an email, which leaves nothing beyond the ordinary request. The one action that unavoidably creates a record elsewhere is placing an order, and that record belongs to the seller’s checkout rather than to this desk.

Write to [email protected] and this desk will act on any of the following. In practice the only personal data it is likely to hold about you is an email you sent it.

• Ask what is held about you, and receive it
• Ask for it to be corrected
• Ask for it to be deleted, which for an email thread means the thread
• Ask for it not to be used for anything beyond replying to you
• Complain to the relevant data protection authority in your country

Anything held by the seller’s checkout is a separate request to a separate party, and the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 is the route to it. This desk cannot delete an order record it cannot see.

Retention here is short by design. Email correspondence is kept while it is useful for replying and correcting, server logs rotate on the host’s own schedule, and aggregate traffic counts hold no identifier to retain in the first place.