Where each piece of data goes.
Follow the lines from you to whoever receives it. Tap any item to see what it is, what it is for, how long it lasts and how to avoid it.
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Animated line = the data travelsstays on your device“if you opt in” label = only if you turn it on
Google cookies
Set by Blogger, the platform the blog runs on. · Always · Google
- What
- Technical cookies from Blogger and Google, your IP address and your browser type. The fonts are also loaded from Google. If you visit from the European Union, Google shows you its own cookie notice.
- Why
- To keep the site working, protect it from abuse and measure how it is used.
- Where it goes
- Google (Blogger). More information: how Google uses cookies and its privacy policy.
- How long
- Whatever Google’s cookie policy sets for each one.
- How to opt out
- Block or delete them in your browser’s privacy settings; the blog still reads normally, though you may not be able to comment.
Visit statistics
How many people read what, without knowing who you are. · Always · Google
- What
- Page views, approximate country, device type and where you came from, using Google Analytics’ own cookies.
- Why
- To learn which topics interest readers and improve the site. We do not use it to identify you or combine it with anything else.
- Where it goes
- Google Analytics, through Blogger’s integration.
- How long
- Up to two years for the Google Analytics cookie, unless you delete it sooner.
- How to opt out
- A content blocker or the Google Analytics opt-out add-on.
Your preferences
Light or dark theme and language. They never leave your device. · When you change a setting · Your browser
- What
- The theme (lr-theme), the language (lr-lang), whether you already answered the alerts invitation (lr-push-…) and temporary copies of page data.
- Why
- To remember how you like the site and not repeat the invitation.
- Where it goes
- Only your browser (localStorage and sessionStorage). They never reach our servers.
- How long
- Until you delete them; the temporary copies, until you close the tab.
- How to opt out
- Clear this site’s data in your browser settings.
Notifications
Only if you turn them on. · If you opt in · The newsroom
- What
- A technical address your browser provides, its encryption keys, the language and the browser type (for example “Chrome · macOS”). No name, email or IP address.
- Why
- To tell you about new posts, and nothing else.
- Where it goes
- home.larebelion.com, the newsroom’s server, and your browser’s push service.
- How long
- Until you turn them off or your browser cancels the subscription; we then delete it.
- How to opt out
- Press “Turn off alerts” on home.larebelion.com/notify or remove the notification permission for home.larebelion.com in your browser.
Contact form
What you write to us, so we can reply. · If you write to us · The newsroom
- What
- Your name, your email and the message you write in the newsroom form. Your IP address is used for an hour at most, in memory only, to stop spam.
- Why
- To reply to you. Nothing else; we share it with no one.
- Where it goes
- The newsroom, by Telegram or by email, whichever you choose.
- How long
- As long as needed to deal with your message.
- How to opt out
- Ask us to delete it through the same form.
Telegram bot
The news you choose to receive. · If you subscribe · The newsroom
- What
- Your chat id, your public Telegram name and username, the language, the sections you choose and when you last messaged @AI_larebelionbot.
- Why
- To send you the news the way you asked.
- Where it goes
- home.larebelion.com, and Telegram to deliver it.
- How long
- Until you send /unsubscribe.
- How to opt out
- Send /unsubscribe to the bot: we delete your record.
Email newsletter
The best of the week, every Sunday. · If you subscribe · The newsroom
- What
- Your email, the language and sections you choose, and the proof of your consent: the date, and an encrypted fingerprint of your IP address (not the address). We write first so you can confirm; until you do, you get nothing.
- Why
- To send you the weekly roundup. Nothing else; we share it with no one.
- Where it goes
- home.larebelion.com, and Google (Workspace) to deliver the email.
- How long
- Until you unsubscribe; we then keep only your address, marked as unsubscribed, so we never write again.
- How to opt out
- Every email has an “Unsubscribe” link (one click), or ask us to delete your address through the form.
Comments
Handled by Blogger with your Google account. · If you comment · Google
- What
- Your Google profile name and the comment text, published with the post.
- Why
- To publish your comment.
- Where it goes
- Google (Blogger), under its privacy policy.
- How long
- Until you or the blog delete it.
- How to opt out
- Do not comment, or delete the comment from your account.
Questions to the AI
Your question is answered, then forgotten. · If you ask · Other services
- What
- The text you type in the question box on the AI page.
- Why
- To answer it from the published posts.
- Where it goes
- home.larebelion.com, which passes it to an AI model from an outside provider.
- How long
- We store neither the question nor your IP address.
- How to opt out
- Do not use the question box, and keep personal data out of it.
What you can ask us for
- AccessFind out what data we hold about you.
- CorrectFix anything that is wrong.
- DeleteHave us erase your data.
- ObjectAsk us to stop using it.
- Take it with youGet it in a format you can reuse.
- ComplainTo the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD).
These are your rights under the GDPR, and we reply within one month at the latest. For data Google processes (cookies, statistics, comments), ask Google. We do not sell or share your data with anyone.
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