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+ No cookies. No JavaScript tracking. No third-party analytics.
+Nothing about your visit is sent to any other company, and nothing is + shared or sold. The pages don't phone home.
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+ How your visit is handled
+Plain English. Last reviewed 2026-06-04.
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+Like every web server, it keeps short-lived access logs. For each request + that means:
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- a truncated IP address — the last part is removed, so it + identifies a country, not a person +
From these, only aggregate, country-level + visit counts are kept. Per-visitor IP detail is disabled.
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+ Why this is collected
+To keep the site running and secure, and to see roughly which guides get + read and from where.
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+ BasisLegitimate interest · GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)
+ SecurityRecital 49
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+ No consent banner is needed because there are + no cookies and no client-side tracking.
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+ How long anything is kept
+Raw logs are rotated and deleted within about 7 days. Only the + anonymized aggregates are kept longer.
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+ Your rights
+You can ask what's held about you, or to have it removed — though with + truncated IPs and aggregate counts there's effectively nothing that + identifies you individually.
+To exercise your GDPR rights, reach the site operator via the + source repository.
++ When this site says "no tracking," it means no client-side tracking and + no cookies. The only record is anonymized, short-lived server logs. +
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