Summary
The short version
No analytics, advertising, tracking pixels, session recording, or visitor profiling run when you load this website. The site is delivered using standard web infrastructure required to serve a website securely, but it intentionally avoids technologies whose purpose is to observe, profile, or measure visitors.
A company that argues against surveillance should not surveil the people reading the argument. The rest of this page states that precisely, and names the one place where data unavoidably exists.
Not collected
What this site does not do
- Cookies
- None are set — not essential ones, not optional ones. There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to.
- Analytics
- No analytics code runs on this site, first-party or third-party. No session recording, no heatmaps, no profiling. We may count how many times a page was served, from the server logs described below — a number of page loads, never a person.
- Trackers
- No advertising pixels, no conversion tags, no social embeds that report back.
- Third parties
- This website does not load third-party analytics, advertising scripts, tracking pixels, social widgets, or session-recording software. The site itself is delivered through standard hosting and DNS infrastructure required to operate a secure website.
- Storage
- Nothing is written to local storage or session storage on your device.
- Forms
- There are none. No accounts, no sign-ups, no newsletter.
You do not have to take our word for any of this. Open your browser’s network inspector and reload the page: every request goes to this domain and nowhere else. The drawing below is what you will find.
Unavoidable
The one thing that does exist
To send you a page, a web server has to receive a request, and every request carries an IP address. Our hosting provider keeps standard server logs for security and reliability, as every host does. That is a property of how the web works, not a choice we made, and claiming otherwise would be untrue.
What we choose is what happens next: we do not read those logs to build a picture of visitors, we do not connect them to anything else, and we do not pass them to anyone. Counting how many times a page was served is the one thing we may take from them. A count is not a picture, and it adds nothing to the page you are reading — the fifteen requests above stay fifteen.
Like every website, requests pass through the infrastructure that delivers the site — hosting, DNS, TLS, and networking. Those systems inevitably process technical request information required to return a page, but they are not used by this website to identify, profile, advertise to, or measure individual visitors.
If you write to us
Mail sent to contact@jeevtech.in reaches a person. We keep the message so that we can reply and so there is a record of the conversation.
Your address is not added to a mailing list, because there is no mailing list. It is not shared, sold, or used to contact you about anything other than the thing you wrote about. If you would like your message and address deleted, ask, and we will do it.
Outbound
Links that leave this site
Links to LinkedIn and Instagram are plain addresses with no tracking parameters attached — we strip them deliberately. Once you follow one you are on that company’s site, under its policy rather than ours, and those companies do collect data.
Scope
This page covers this website only
Servizo is a separate product. It necessarily handles data this website never touches — identity, scheduling, payment records — and it will publish its own policy when it launches. Nothing here should be read as describing it.
Search Console is used only to verify site ownership and understand how the website appears in search results. It does not place analytics code on this website or track individual visitors while they browse.
Questions
Asking us anything about this
Write to contact@jeevtech.in. If you want to know whether we hold anything about you, ask — for this website the answer is almost certainly nothing, and we will say so plainly rather than in paragraphs.
If this page ever changes, the date below changes with it, and the change is described rather than quietly applied.