Privacy policy

This policy describes how the site works today. If that changes, we update this page and the date above before the change takes effect.

The short version

• Browsing and the Concierge: People looking for care never need an account to browse listings, filter by insurance, or use the Admissions Concierge. The concierge runs in your browser on your device, and your answers there are not sent to us or to anyone else.
• Saved programs: Your Saved list stays in your browser's local storage on your device.
• No visitor cookies or ad trackers: We do not set cookies for visitors. Staff of treatment programs who sign in to the provider portal get one session cookie that keeps them signed in. There are no ad networks or third-party marketing trackers.
• Optional insurance verification forms on participating verified profiles: Some verified program pages include an optional insurance verification and admissions request form that asks for your name, callback phone number, who treatment is for, primary substance or clinical concern, insurance type and carrier, member ID or policy number, and patient date of birth. When you submit that form, it is sent as a HIPAA compliant encrypted email via Paubox directly to the selected program's admissions team (plus a PHI free reference alert to the findingrehab.io operator unless a BAA covered operator inbox is configured). We do not store those clinical or insurance fields in our website database. See insurance verification forms.
• Contact and listing corrections: If you use our contact form or email us, your name, email address, topic, optional listing URL, and message are delivered to our team so we can reply or fix a listing. See contact and correction form.
• Program reviews: Writing a review requires a one-time 6-digit email verification code sent via Paubox. We store only a one-way cryptographic hash (HMAC) of your email address alongside your submitted rating, role, display name or initials, and comment. See reviews.
• Forwarding phone numbers: Participating verified profiles display a dedicated Telnyx forwarding number that connects directly to the program's confirmed intake line. Calls are never recorded or transcribed. We log call timing, duration, answered status, and a one-way SHA-256 hash of your phone number for 13 months; if a call is missed, your phone number is sent via Paubox encrypted email to the program's admissions team (and operator copy where configured) so they can call you back. See forwarding phone numbers.
• Our own page and tap counts: We keep cookieless, identifier-free totals of which pages are opened and which phone numbers, website links, directions links, or forms are used. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, we count nothing at all. See our own counts.
• Provider portal accounts: Staff of treatment programs who claim, add, or update a listing provide a work email, name, role, phone number, and verification documents. See provider accounts.

What we collect and when

When you simply browse pages, filter states or cities, save programs, or use the Admissions Concierge on the homepage, we do not ask for your name, email address, phone number, street address, or health information.

We receive personal, contact, or health-related information only when you actively choose to use one of four optional features:

• Submitting an insurance verification and admissions form on a participating verified program profile (see insurance verification forms).
• Sending a message or listing correction through our contact form or by email (see contact and correction form).
• Verifying and submitting a program review on a facility page (see reviews).
• Calling a participating verified program's forwarding phone number (see forwarding phone numbers).

Staff of treatment programs who use the provider portal also provide business contact and verification details, described in provider accounts below.

Insurance verification and admissions forms on verified profiles

On participating editorially verified treatment center and intervention profiles (such as Northridge Addiction Treatment Center, Golden Gate Recovery, Oak Forest Recovery, Path 2 Purpose, NuMa Recovery Centers, and The Addiction Intervention Co.), we provide an optional confidential insurance verification and admissions inquiry form.

• What the form asks for: Your full name, callback phone number, who treatment is for (yourself, a loved one, or a client), primary substance or clinical concern, coverage type (private commercial, Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, or self-pay), insurance carrier name, insurance member ID or policy number, patient date of birth, and your confirmation that the information is accurate.
• Purpose: To verify insurance benefits, check clinical availability, and arrange a direct admissions callback from the specific program you selected.
• Who receives it (recipients): Your submission is transmitted over HTTPS to our Cloudflare Worker and delivered immediately as a HIPAA compliant TLS encrypted email through Paubox to (1) the selected program's designated admissions email address and (2) the findingrehab.io operator (The Promise Digital LLC), who receives only a non PHI operational reference alert if the configured operator inbox is a consumer email provider, or a Paubox encrypted coordination copy when a BAA covered operator inbox is configured. It is never sold to lead brokers or shared with unrelated facilities. If Paubox encrypted delivery is unavailable, the submission fails closed rather than falling back to unencrypted email.
• Storage and retention: We do not store your name, callback phone number, substance or clinical concern, insurance carrier, member ID, or date of birth in our Cloudflare D1 database, R2 storage, KV store, or analytics tables. Our D1 audit table records only a non-PHI operational log entry containing the event type (verified_inquiry_submitted), the target facility ID and name, the email delivery status, the timestamp, and a truncated network prefix (the first 3 octets of an IPv4 address, /24, or the first 4 hextets of an IPv6 address, /64) used for rate limiting (at most 5 submissions per 15 minutes per network prefix). Our automated retention job scrubs that network prefix after 30 days and deletes the audit row after 90 days. Our Analytics Engine records only an anonymous form_lead counter (1) for that facility page, with no personal or health fields.

Contact and listing-correction form

On our contact page, visitors and providers can submit a general question, report an outdated phone number or listing detail, or ask about verification.

• What the form asks for: Your name, email address, topic, optional listing URL, and message. Please do not include confidential medical records, insurance member IDs, or dates of birth in general contact messages.
• Purpose and recipients: Your message is delivered via Paubox (or Cloudflare Email Routing fallback for general non-clinical inquiries) to our editorial and support inbox (hello@findingrehab.io) so we can reply to you and verify any reported listing corrections.
• Storage and retention: We do not store your name, email address, or message text in our Cloudflare D1 database. The D1 audit table logs only the event type (public_contact_submitted), the selected topic, the optional listing URL, delivery status, timestamp, and the truncated /24 or /64 network prefix (used to limit abuse to 5 messages per 15 minutes). The network prefix is scrubbed after 30 days and the audit row is deleted after 90 days. Email correspondence in our support inbox is kept only as long as needed to resolve your request and maintain editorial correction records.

The concierge

The Admissions Concierge runs entirely in your web browser. Your answers stay on your device. That includes where you are, who care is for, the kind of help, substances, level of care, coverage, travel distance, timing, and anything you type in the message box. They are not sent to findingrehab.io, to any treatment program, or to anyone else.

To show results, your browser downloads the same listing files that every visitor gets. When you enter a ZIP code, your browser also downloads a small file of map points for ZIP codes that start with the same first three digits. Like any request for a page or file, that request shows our host which file was asked for. It does not include your other answers.

When you choose "See all matches," the concierge opens a state page. Filters that describe programs, like level of care, go in the page address. Your ZIP code, and anything else the state page needs from your answers, are passed in your browser's session storage instead. Session storage stays on your device and is cleared when you close the tab.

The concierge is a short questionnaire, not a medical assessment. It does not keep your answers anywhere else. When you close the tab, they are gone.

Saved programs

When you save a program, the list is stored in your browser's local storage on this device. It is not sent to us. It stays until you remove programs from your Saved page or clear your browser data.

Anyone who uses the same device and browser could see your Saved list. If that worries you, use a private or incognito window. Saved programs in a private window are removed when you close it.

Filters and page addresses

On state pages, filters like city, treatment focus, level of care, coverage, language and accreditation are added to the page address. That lets you share or bookmark a search. Like any page address, it reaches our host when the page loads. These filters describe programs, not you.

Of those filters, only the city is included in our own counts, and only on a state page. The rest are not counted at all.

We never put your ZIP code or your concierge answers in a page address or a page title. A ZIP code you enter on a state page stays in session storage for that tab only.

Cookies and browser storage

We do not set cookies for visitors. The only cookie we set is the sign in cookie for treatment program staff who use the provider portal. It is explained in provider accounts. We use your browser's storage for three things only:

• Local storage keeps your Saved list on your device.
• Session storage carries your ZIP code, and the concierge search you chose, between pages in the same tab. It is cleared when you close the tab.
• If you opt out of our internal analytics on this browser (or if an operator flags their own browser), a local storage flag (fr_ignore_analytics) tells the page script not to send counts.

Our own counts set no cookie and read no personal data from your device.

Cloudflare's security tools can set a cookie in rare cases, for example if a visitor is asked to prove they are not a bot. Those cookies are for security only. We do not use them to track anyone.

Cloudflare, our host

findingrehab.io is hosted by Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare processes technical data to deliver pages and protect the site from attacks. This includes your IP address, the pages and files your browser asks for, and basic browser details.

We have not turned on full visitor request logging, so there is no browsing history on our side of which pages a particular visitor asked for. When you submit a form, verify a review, or use the provider portal, our Worker computes a truncated network prefix (/24 for IPv4 or /64 for IPv6) in memory for rate limiting and abuse prevention rather than storing your full IP address in public form logs. You can read Cloudflare's privacy policy.

Visit counts

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics to count visits and measure how fast pages load. It does not use cookies or local storage, and Cloudflare says it does not fingerprint visitors. It gives us totals, such as page views, which pages were visited, which sites sent visitors, and the countries, browsers and devices they used. We never send concierge answers or form contents to analytics.

Our own counts

We also keep our own first-party counts in Cloudflare Analytics Engine. They tell us which pages people read, which programs get a phone tap, website click, directions tap, or verified inquiry form submission, and which list pages send people onward, so we can see what is helping families and fix what is not working. Nothing about your visit goes to any third-party analytics company.

A small script sends one short message when a page opens. It sends one more if you tap a program's phone number, a program's website link, a "Get directions" link, an advertisement, or a link on a list page that takes you to a program. When a verified program inquiry form is submitted, our server also records a single form_lead count for that facility page. The visitor script is not on your Saved page: nothing you save is counted, not even the fact that you tapped something there. On the provider portal landing, claim, and new facility pages for treatment program staff, we record only an identifier free page open count (and, on the claim page, which public directory listing id was opened) with no cookie, no email address, and nothing typed into any form.

A browser count message holds six things and nothing else:

• The address of the page, with everything after a "?" or a "#" removed.
• The city, if you have set the city filter on a state page.
• The name of the site that sent you here, like "google.com", or the word "direct" if you typed the address or used a bookmark. We get the site's name only, never the address of the page you came from.
• One of three words for how wide your screen is: mobile, tablet or desktop.
• For a tap, which program or page on this site the tap was about, or which advertiser, when the tap was on an advertisement.
• One word saying whether the page is a list of programs or a single program. A city page and a program page have the same kind of address, and this is how the counts tell them apart. It says nothing about you.

When a page open message reaches us, we add one more thing ourselves: roughly where your connection comes from, as Cloudflare estimates it from the network. That is the country, and inside the United States the state and the city. It tells us which states and cities our readers are in. It is an estimate, often wrong by a town or more, and it is worked out by Cloudflare, not read from your device. We add it to page opens only, never to a tap or form count, so no count ever puts a place next to a phone number someone tapped. Your IP address is never stored in our counts.

There is no cookie, no id number, no account and no fingerprint. Nothing in a count says who sent it, and nothing links one count to another, so two counts can never be shown to come from the same person.

These things are never in a count, ever: anything you type in a form or search box, your ZIP code, your concierge answers, your Saved list, your IP address, the name or version of your browser, and a tap on 911 or 988.

Turning our counts off

If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, or has Do Not Track switched on, our script and server count nothing at all. We check for both in your browser and again when a request reaches our Worker, so the signal is honored even if a script is cached.

You can also block the script with a content blocker, or turn JavaScript off. The site works the same either way.

How long our counts are kept

Cloudflare Analytics Engine holds them for three months (90 days) and then deletes them automatically. We do not copy raw visitor events anywhere else.

Forwarding phone numbers

On participating verified programs (and their showcase cards), we display a dedicated local forwarding number that routes straight to the program's confirmed intake line so we can verify call connectivity and count calls per verified program. Baseline listings always show the program's own number, and verified profiles also show the program's own direct number as text in the profile details. We never put a forwarding or tracking number on 911, 988 or the SAMHSA National Helpline.

• What is stored in our database: In our Cloudflare D1 calls table, we store the program you called, when you called, how long the call lasted, whether it was answered or missed, and a one-way cryptographic hash (SHA-256) made from your phone number. The hash lets us count unique and repeat calls without storing your raw phone number in the database.
• Missed-call callback alerts and outcome checks (recipients): After each forwarded call ends, we send a HIPAA-compliant encrypted email via Paubox to the program's configured admissions notification address (and, where configured for that partner, an operator coordination copy). If the call was missed (unanswered, busy, or failed), that Paubox email includes your caller ID phone number (unless withheld) so the program's admissions team can return your call promptly. If the call was answered, the Paubox email to the program's configured notification inbox includes the call time, talk duration, your caller ID phone number (unless withheld), and one-tap links asking the program whether the call was a qualified treatment inquiry and whether it converted to an admission. We store only the yes/no outcome answers next to the hashed call record in D1; the raw phone number is never stored in our database and never appears on the web outcome page.
• What is not logged: There is no phone tree, no call center intermediary, no call recording, and no call transcription.
• Retention: Call records in our D1 calls table are deleted 13 months after the call by our automated retention job.
• The phone carrier: Forwarding numbers are carried by Telnyx, the telecommunications carrier that bridges your call to the program. Like any telephone carrier, Telnyx maintains standard carrier call detail records under its own privacy policy and telecommunications regulations.

Reviews

Visitors can submit first-hand program reviews on facility profile pages. Read our review policy for full rules on who may review a program and how reviews are moderated.

• Email verification: Before submitting a review, you enter your email address so we can send a one-time 6-digit verification code via Paubox. During verification, our D1 review_codes table stores only an HMAC-SHA256 hash of your email address and code, your truncated /24 or /64 network prefix, and an expiration timestamp. The verification row is deleted as soon as you verify your code (or within 24 hours if unused). We never store your raw email address in the database.
• What is stored with a submitted review: When you submit your review, our D1 program_reviews table stores the facility ID, a one-way HMAC-SHA256 hash of your email address combined with the facility ID (so we can enforce one review per person per program without knowing your email), the truncated /24 or /64 network prefix, your chosen display name (kept to first name or initials for privacy), your role (Former client, Family member or friend, or Referring professional), optional treatment year, star rating (1 to 5), and review text.
• Moderation and retention: Every review is held in moderation before publication and screened for private health details about third parties. Published reviews remain on the facility page unless removed under our review policy. For rejected reviews, the truncated network prefix is scrubbed after 30 days.

Provider accounts

The provider portal at findingrehab.io/providers is only for staff of treatment programs. They use it to claim a listing, add a program that is not listed, or update a listing they manage. People looking for care never need it.

What we collect

• Your work email address. We use it to sign you in with a code and to write to you about your requests, listings, and monthly activity summaries.
• Your name, your role at the program and a work phone number. Our review team uses them to contact you about a request.
• The program's legal name, its EIN and the documents you upload, such as the IRS EIN letter, a state license, or facility photos. We use verification documents to check that you are authorized to act for the program.
• The listing details you send, like the program's phone number, website, care offered, availability status, and the text shown under "From the program." Once our team approves them, they are public on the program's listing.
• Security records. When you sign in, and a log of requests and decisions with the truncated /24 or /64 network prefix used. We keep them to protect the portal from misuse.

Please do not upload anything with health details about any patient, and do not include the names, photos, or stories of anyone the program has treated.

Who sees it

Only the findingrehab.io review team sees your EIN, your work phone number, your verification documents, and your email address. We never show them on the public site.

When you send a request, we email the review team at our configured findingrehab.io notification address so they know it is waiting. It carries only what that person needs to pick the request up: what kind of request it is, the program name, the city and state, your work email address, whether your email domain matches the listing website, any points our checks flagged for a closer look, the last 4 digits of the EIN, and a link to the review page.

Your verification documents are not attached to that email, and the full EIN is not in it. Verification documents stay in our private Cloudflare R2 storage and are opened on the admin review page, which is behind a sign in. We delete verification documents 90 days after we decide on your request.

We do not sell this information or share it with anyone for their own use. We would disclose it only if the law required it.

How long we keep it

• Uploaded verification documents are deleted 90 days after we decide on the request, and unsubmitted draft uploads are deleted after 24 hours.
• Network prefixes on portal requests and audit logs are scrubbed after 30 days, and operational audit rows are deleted after 90 days.
• Your account data, meaning your work email address, your name, role and phone and your requests, is kept while your account exists. You can ask us to delete your account at any time.
• Sign in codes expire after 10 minutes. A sign in lasts 7 days, or until you sign out.

The sign in cookie

When you sign in, we set one cookie (__Host-fr_s). It holds a random session token that keeps you signed in for up to 7 days. It is set only when you sign in to the provider portal, scripts on the page cannot read it (HttpOnly), and we do not use it to track you across sites. Signing out removes it. People who browse listings without signing in get no cookies from us.

The security check

The provider portal's sign in, claim, and new facility forms, as well as the public review email-verification form when configured, use Cloudflare Turnstile to check that a person, not an automated bot, is submitting the form. Cloudflare processes technical browser signals to perform this check under Cloudflare's privacy policy.

Who processes data for us

• Cloudflare hosts the website, Worker APIs, D1 database, private R2 storage, and Analytics Engine.
• Paubox delivers our HIPAA-compliant encrypted emails, including verified-program insurance inquiries, missed-call alerts, sign-in codes, review verification codes, and portal notifications.
• Telnyx provides the forwarding telephone numbers used on participating verified profiles.

Your choices

Provider portal users can withdraw a pending request from their dashboard. To see what we hold about you, correct it, or delete your account, contact us using the details at the bottom of this page.

Fonts and outside services

Our fonts and images are hosted on our own site. Our pages do not load scripts from Google, social media networks, or ad networks. The only external script used on interactive verification flows is Cloudflare Turnstile.

Some links take you to other sites, like a program's website, Google Maps for directions, or government sites. Those sites have their own privacy policies. "Get directions" sends the program's address to Google Maps, not your location.

Health information

When you browse directory pages, filter by coverage or level of care, save programs, or use the Admissions Concierge, we do not collect health information: the concierge and your Saved list run on your device, and our page counts hold only aggregate totals with no personal identifiers.

If you choose to submit an insurance verification and admissions form on a participating verified profile, the clinical and insurance details you enter (including primary substance or clinical concern, insurance carrier, member ID, and date of birth) are transmitted over HTTPS and sent via Paubox HIPAA-compliant encrypted email to the selected program's admissions team and the findingrehab.io operator to verify your benefits and coordinate care. As described above, we do not store those clinical or insurance fields in our website database. If you write a program review, any personal experience you choose to describe in your review text is published on that facility page once moderated; we ask reviewers never to include private health details about another identifiable person.

Consumer health data privacy policy

Some states have laws governing "consumer health data," including Washington's My Health My Data Act, Nevada's consumer health data law, and Connecticut's data privacy law. This section is our consumer health data privacy policy under those laws.

• Categories of data collected:
  • Browsing and Concierge: None linked to you. Concierge answers and Saved programs remain in your browser on your device.
  • Voluntary Insurance Verification Forms: If you submit an insurance verification form on a participating verified profile, we process the contact, clinical concern, and insurance plan details you enter solely to transmit your request via Paubox encrypted email to the selected program's admissions team and the findingrehab.io operator. Those fields are not stored in our database.
  • Voluntary Program Reviews: If you submit a review as a former client or family member, we store your display name or initials, reviewer role, optional treatment year, star rating, comment, truncated network prefix, and a one-way HMAC hash of your email address.
  • Forwarded Calls: If you call a participating verified program's forwarding number, we log call timing, duration, answered status, and a one-way SHA-256 hash of your phone number in D1, and send a Paubox encrypted email after the call to the program's configured admissions notification inbox (including your caller ID phone number unless withheld, so they can return a missed call or log the outcome of an answered call).
• Technical data: When you visit a page, Cloudflare processes technical data such as your IP address and the address of the page. On a site about treatment, a page address could suggest interest in behavioral health care. We use this data only to deliver and secure the site and to count visits in aggregate totals. We do not use it to identify you, build profiles, or target ads.
• Our counts: We keep aggregate totals for each page (page opens, phone taps, website clicks, directions taps, and form lead counts). A count holds no cookie, no identifier, no IP address, and nothing you typed. If you send a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, we count nothing. See our own counts.
• Sources of data: Directly from you when you voluntarily submit a form, write a review, or call a forwarding line, and automatically from your browser's network connection for basic page delivery.
• Purpose and recipients of disclosures: We never sell consumer health data or share it with ad networks or data brokers. When you submit a verified-program insurance form or call a verified program's forwarding number, your inquiry is shared only with the specific treatment program you selected and the findingrehab.io operator (The Promise Digital LLC) to fulfill your request, using our service providers Cloudflare, Paubox, and Telnyx.
• Location: The site does not ask for your device's GPS location, and we do not use geofencing. Our page-open counts record only the coarse city and state Cloudflare estimates from the network connection, which is never tied to an individual or to any phone tap.
• Your rights: You have the right to confirm whether we are processing consumer health data linked to you, access or delete stored data, or withdraw consent. Because insurance inquiry form contents are transmitted directly via encrypted email and not stored in our database, and because email addresses in reviews and phone numbers in call logs are stored only as one-way hashes, we may ask you for the specific details needed to locate a review or record. To exercise your rights, contact us below. If we deny a request, you may appeal by writing to us at the same address, and we will provide a written explanation of our decision and how to contact your state Attorney General if you remain unsatisfied.

Washington residents can learn more from the Washington State Attorney General.

United Kingdom visitors and UK GDPR notice

This section applies to visitors in the United Kingdom and to anyone submitting a private treatment enquiry or calling a forwarding telephone line on our United Kingdom verified clinic pages under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018.

• Data controllers: The Promise Digital LLC (operator of findingrehab.io in the United States, contactable at hello@findingrehab.io) is the data controller for operating findingrehab.io and transmitting your voluntary enquiry or forwarded call notification. When you submit a private treatment enquiry on a verified UK clinic profile (such as a Steps Together clinic operated by Step Together Rehab Limited, registered in England under company number 10464336 and regulated by the Care Quality Commission), that selected UK clinic acts as an independent data controller for its own clinical admissions assessment and follow up under its own privacy notice.
• Data minimisation on UK private treatment forms: Our UK private treatment enquiry form asks only for your name, UK telephone or mobile number, preferred contact method, optional email address, who treatment is for, primary substance or clinical concern, preferred funding option (private self funding or accepted insurers such as Bupa, Cigna, or WPA), and optional timing notes. We do not ask UK visitors for dates of birth or insurance policy member numbers on this form.
• Lawful basis and special category health data:
  • Browsing and aggregate counts: Legitimate interests under UK GDPR Article 6(1)(f) to deliver and secure the website without cookies or personal identifiers (honouring Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals).
  • Private treatment enquiry forms: Your explicit consent under UK GDPR Article 6(1)(a) and Article 9(2)(a) (unticked by default on the form) to process the contact and special category health details you enter solely to arrange a confidential admissions response from the selected UK clinic.
  • UK forwarding telephone numbers: When enabled on a participating UK profile, Telnyx bridges your call directly to the clinic without recording or transcribing the conversation. We rely on legitimate interests under UK GDPR Article 6(1)(f) to maintain a one way SHA 256 hash of caller numbers for 13 months to count call connectivity and prevent misuse, and to deliver missed call callback alerts via encrypted email. You may dial the clinic's published direct intake number on the profile page instead if you prefer not to use a forwarding line.
• International transfers to the United States: findingrehab.io is operated from the United States by The Promise Digital LLC using Cloudflare and Paubox TLS encrypted email delivery. When you submit a UK private treatment enquiry form, the transfer of your enquiry via Paubox encrypted email to the United States is made with your explicit consent under UK GDPR Article 49(1)(a), alongside encrypted transport and zero storage of clinical fields in our website database.
• Retention: Clinical and health fields submitted on UK enquiry forms are never written to our Cloudflare D1 database. Non clinical rate limiting audit entries scrub the truncated network prefix after 30 days and are deleted after 90 days. Hashed call connectivity rows in D1 are deleted after 13 months.
• Your UK data protection rights: Under UK GDPR, you have the right to withdraw your consent at any time (without affecting processing carried out before withdrawal), request access to, rectification of, or erasure of personal data we hold, restrict or object to processing, and request data portability where applicable. To exercise any of these rights, email hello@findingrehab.io. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the United Kingdom supervisory authority, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), at ico.org.uk or by telephoning 0303 123 1113.

Children

This site is meant for adults looking for care for themselves or someone else. We do not knowingly collect personal information directly from children under 18.

Your choices

• Remove saved programs on your Saved page, or clear your browser data.
• Use a private or incognito window so nothing stays on your device.
• Call a program's direct intake line (listed in the profile details on every verified page) if you prefer not to use a forwarding number or online insurance verification form.
• Turn on Global Privacy Control, or Do Not Track, in your browser. We then count nothing at all.
• Block the visit counting scripts with a content blocker. The site still works.

Changes to this policy

If we change how the site handles information, we will update this page and the date at the top before the change takes effect.

Contact

Questions or requests about privacy: