Updated: November 2, 2026
At Pluvanti Blog (https://pluvantiblog.com) we keep data collection to a minimum. This policy explains the information we collect, how we use it and how you can control it.
Information you provide
When you contact us through the website form or by email, we collect the name, email address and message you send so that we can reply.
Information collected when you browse
Our hosting, security and analytics tools may automatically log details such as your IP address, browser, operating system, screen size, the pages you visit and the website that referred you.
Cookies
Cookies help the blog load quickly, keep it secure, count visits and, when ads are displayed, deliver and measure them. You can control cookies through your browser. Blocking them may stop some features from working as intended.
How the information is used
- Replying to your messages and submissions.
- Understanding what readers find useful so we can write better guides.
- Protecting the website against spam, bots and attacks.
- Fulfilling legal obligations.
Third-party tools
We may use external services for hosting, caching, analytics, advertising and embedded media. These services may set their own cookies and process data under their own policies. When you follow a link to another website, that website’s privacy policy applies.
Sharing and selling
Pluvanti does not sell personal data. Information is shared only with the service providers we use to run the blog, or where disclosure is required by law.
Retention
We keep messages only for as long as necessary to handle your enquiry. We protect data with reasonable security measures, though no internet service is entirely risk-free.
Your rights
You can ask to access, update or delete your personal data by contacting contact@pluvantiblog.com. Residents of certain regions may have additional rights under local law, which we will honour.
Children
Our content is aimed at adults. We do not knowingly collect information from children under 13.
Changes
We may update this policy occasionally. The “Updated” date at the top will always show the latest revision.