Privacy on kefir.tw
Reading a page, saving your progress and posting a comment use different information. Here is what those features involve.
What data may be processed
You can read the guides without posting a comment or creating a reader profile.
Basic technical logs
The hosting and security systems may record an IP address, browser type, requested page, and visit time to deliver the site and prevent abuse.
Browser storage and sign-in
The first-week checklist, starter-plan progress and saved-article choices use storage in your browser. Clearing that site data removes those local choices. WordPress also uses cookies for signed-in sessions; language preferences may be stored by the language service.
Reader profiles and comments
If you create a reader profile, WordPress stores the account details you provide. Your display name, biography, uploaded picture and published comments can be visible to other readers. When automatic comment translation is enabled, comment text may be sent to OpenAI for translation, and translated text is stored on the site. Avoid posting medical records, contact details or other information you do not want made public.
Videos and external links
Research links and videos can take you to other services. Opening a YouTube video connects you to YouTube, whose privacy practices apply there. Those services may receive technical information such as your IP address and browser details.
Email subscriptions
The newsletter subscription form asks for your email address so we can send you the newsletter. Use the unsubscribe option in any newsletter to stop receiving it.