Our Privacy Policy
The Goods: We* like to keep our privates** private. We are guessing you want to keep your privates private too. Our policy is our privates belong to us, and your privates belong to you. Nobody should be taking our privates or your privates without permission.
When you give us your privates we do everything reasonable to keep them private. By reasonable we mean that as regular people who don't happen to have computer science degrees, we rely on basic web-servers, like Google Sites, and apps provided by Google and Google affiliates and then we hope those apps do not expose your privates.
The Bad: Any information you give us can be hacked just as any information you give anyone can be hacked. The difference is that we don't pretend it can't be.
The Unlikely: Most of the information you give us is not worth hacking. Some of it is information you choose to make public already, just by being online. Google probably does as good a job as most web-servers in protecting the privates of their customers, perhaps better than others who sold people's privates to nefarious organizations like Cambridge Analytica that clearly have malfeasant intent.
We believe that if they didn't they would go out of business lose some money. Sometimes (but not always) CEO's get canned if their corporation loses money. CEO's usually don't want to get canned. You can read about Google Policies here. It will open up in a new window. We're not going to try to explain it to you because we're not lawyers. We're not going to try to navigate you to the exact stuff you need because it takes a really long time to read it and we don't know what you need. We're not exactly sorry about that either. If you don't already know most of this stuff, you might not be particularly bright, so it's not our fault, and there's not much we can do about that.
* "We" includes me and anyone contributing to the production of this website.
**privates include any personal information that can identify you such as your name, phone number, address, computer address, etc.