Your data
Privacy policy
An explanation, in plain English, of what may be collected when you browse this site and what choices you have.
1. About this document
This policy describes, in general terms, how Pages & Scribbles handles information from people who visit the site. It should be read together with the cookie policy and the terms of use.
Party responsible for handling the data:
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- Contact channel
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- CNPJ (Brazilian tax ID)
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2. Information the site may collect
Depending on the tools added to the project, the following may be collected:
- Browsing data: IP address, browser, pages visited and time of access, usually recorded by hosting or analytics tools.
- Preferences saved on your device: such as the theme (light/dark), which is stored locally in your browser and never sent to the server.
- Data you submit: name, email and the contents of messages, if a contact form is published.
- Cookies and similar technologies: described in the cookie policy.
3. What the data is used for
- keep the site available and secure;
- understand, in aggregate, what readers consume;
- reply to messages sent through official channels;
- meet legal obligations, where applicable.
Browsing data must not be used to build individual reader profiles or for direct advertising without a clear and informed basis for doing so.
4. Third-party tools
The site may start using third-party services — hosting, analytics, content maps or social networks. Each tool brings its own policy, and this list will be updated every time one is added.
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- Analytics
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5. Cookies
The use of cookies and how to block them is explained in the cookie policy. You can also delete or refuse cookies through your browser settings without losing access to the content.
6. Sharing and retention
The rule is simple: personal information is not sold. Anything shared is shared only with parties that help operate the site (hosting, email) or when required by law. The retention period for each type of data will be defined once the channels and tools are active.
7. Your rights
Brazilian data protection law (LGPD) provides for requests to access, correct, port and delete data, among others. To make a request, use the channels on the contact page.
8. Changes to this policy
This text may change as the site gains tools. The current version is always the one published on this page, with the update date recorded below.
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content outline — final version in preparation.