Privacy policy


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  • Users must not introduce any malicious code, such as viruses, trojans, worms, or other harmful technology intended to disrupt or damage the blog.
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Your privacy matters to us — and we’re committed to keeping your data safe, respectful, and transparent.
By using this blog, you agree to this Privacy Policy.

What Data We Collect
We may collect non-personal information when you visit this blog, including:
Your browser type and language
The pages you view and the time spent
Your general location (city, country)
Your device (mobile, desktop, etc.)
How you found this blog (Google, social media, etc.)

This information is collected anonymously, and we do not collect personal details like your name, phone number, or email unless you voluntarily provide them (like through a comment or contact form).

How We Collect It
We use Google Analytics, a web analytics tool provided by Google Inc., to understand how visitors engage with the blog.
Google Analytics uses cookies (small text files stored on your device) to gather anonymous data.

Want to know more?
You can read Google's privacy policy here:
👉 https://policies.google.com/privacy
You can opt out of Google Analytics tracking via this tool:
-https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

Why We Collect It
We collect data to:
Understand what content you enjoy
Improve blog posts and user experience
See what brings readers like you to this blog
Track overall blog performance (not individual visitors)

Third-Party Services
We use the following third-party tools, which may collect data as per their own privacy policies:
Google Analytics (website traffic analysis)
Blogger (by Google) – the platform this blog runs on
We do not sell or rent your data. Period.

Cookies & Your Control
This blog uses cookies but you're in control. You can:
Accept cookies (most browsers do this by default)
Block cookies in your browser settings
Delete existing cookies whenever you like
Note: Blocking cookies may affect how this blog functions for you.

Your Rights (Especially if You’re in the EU, UK, or California)
You have the right to:
Know what data we collect
Request correction or deletion of your data (if you shared it)

Withdraw consent at any time
To request data access or deletion, email:
📧 kanchanmehraa533@gmail.com

Children’s Privacy
This blog is not intended for children under the age of 13. We do not knowingly collect or store information from anyone under 13.

Changes to This Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. If we make changes, we’ll update the date at the top of this page.

We recommend reviewing this page periodically.

Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy, feel free to reach out:
📧 kanchanmehraa533@gmail.com
🌐 https://blogbymehkan.blogspot.com

TL;DR
We use cookies via Google Analytics to understand how this blog is doing  nothing creepy, nothing personal. Your trust means everything, and your privacy is always respected here.

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