Privacy Policy
Last Updated • February 2025 | Applicable Jurisdiction: United States (CCPA/CPRA & FTC standards)
1. Who We Are & Data Controller
This privacy statement governs the digital operations of 111111 ("we", "us", or "our"), operating the publication and online portal accessible at vonheinrichdomoroviczc.shop. For inquiries regarding data processing, privacy controls, or exercising statutory rights, reach our designated privacy desk via email at [email protected].
2. Scope of This Policy
This Policy outlines the categories of personal information collected through our travel journal, newsletters, dispatch request forms, and associated web properties, alongside the specific legal frameworks governing such data within the United States.
3. Personal Information We Collect
We process information in three distinct categories:
- Information Provided Directly: When you complete our communication or newsletter forms, we collect your name, email address, phone number (if provided voluntarily), and message text.
- Automatically Collected Telemetry: Log data generated upon accessing our servers, including IP addresses, browser user-agent strings, referring URLs, interaction timestamps, and device attributes.
- Analytical & Marketing Signals: Aggregated audience performance insights gathered via compliant cookieless or cookie-based scripts contingent upon your consent.
4. Purposes and Legal Basis for Processing
The following table summarizes why and on what statutory basis we process personal data under relevant state and federal privacy statutes:
| Processing Purpose | Categories of Data | Statutory Basis (US / CCPA) |
|---|---|---|
| Answering reader inquiries & consulting requests | Name, email, phone, message content | Contract performance / Consumer consent |
| Delivering our curated email newsletter | Email address, subscription preferences | Affirmative opt-in consent |
| Website security & bot attack prevention | IP address, HTTP request headers | Legitimate business interest / Security compliance |
| Editorial audience analytics (via Consent Mode v2) | Pseudonymous identifiers, page dwell duration | Explicit opt-in consent |
5. Google Consent Mode v2 Integration
Our website utilizes Google Consent Mode v2. Prior to your interaction with our banner, storage permissions (including ad_storage, analytics_storage, and ad_personalization) are set to 'denied' by default. Only functional and security storage keys necessary for system delivery remain active. You may alter or revoke this state at any time via the "Cookie Settings" trigger in our footer.
6. Non-Sale of Personal Information
We do not sell, rent, monetize, or trade reader personal data to data brokers or advertising exchanges. Disclosures occur solely with infrastructure sub-processors (hosting providers, transactional email dispatchers) who operate under strict non-disclosure obligations.
7. Data Retention Guidelines
Inquiry transmissions are preserved for no longer than twenty-four (24) months to facilitate ongoing editorial correspondence, after which records are purged or anonymized. Log data is rotated every ninety (90) days.
8. Your Statutory Privacy Rights (California & US States)
Under statutes such as the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA) and parallel state regulations (e.g., Virginia VCDPA, Colorado CPA), you possess:
- Right to Know / Access: Request disclosure of the specific pieces and categories of information we possess regarding your identity.
- Right to Deletion: Request the expungement of your personal records from our databases.
- Right to Correct: Remedy inaccurate information in our systems.
- Non-Discrimination: Receive equal journal access without altered terms regardless of exercising statutory rights.
To submit a verifiable consumer request, email [email protected] with the subject "Privacy Rights Request".
9. Children's Online Privacy (COPPA)
Our services and journal publications are intended for adult readers and are not directed at minors under the age of 13 (or under 16 where required by state laws). We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
10. Inquiries and Complaints
For questions or formal complaints, reach our privacy administrator at [email protected]. In the United States, consumers may also direct unresolved consumer privacy grievances to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or their corresponding State Attorney General.