Privacy Policy

Fuck surveillance capitalism!

Who came up with the fucking idea to not only collect a shitton of data without the users knowledge/consent, but also fucking sell it?
And then potentially having governments use the data against them in a lawsuit?
I vehemently oppose that. As a privacy activist, I will make sure to collect as few data as possible.

However, ...
other entities involved into bringing this website to your machine might not be of the same opinion.
Unless you're accessing this website via the tor onions service / i2p hidden service / via dn42 / via yggdrasil,
your ISP might track you and get wind of the fact you're visiting this website.
Same goes for proprietary browsers, OSes, etc.
If you care about that, make sure to check.

Data I don't collect

Isn't that much better? A privacy policy which tells you in what ways you're not being tracked?
I think so, and since I got the luxury of running a pseudonymous website I can just do that.
So here's a list of policies you might like:

• No IP logs. But in case someone tries to DDoS me, I will log the amount of traffic per IP-Block / AS / region at the edge of the network.
• No tracking, no javascript. In case I'll ever have to use javascript it will be open-source and not used for tracking
• No loading of external / third-party resources as far as possible. No google fonts, cloudflare or other shenanigans
• Of course no fucking ads / capitalistic propaganda, lol
• Exclusive usage of open-source software, 100% declarative config run on stateless machines, source code publically available (nixos config)
• Data-at-rest & data-in-transit encryption with self-wiping triggers/tamper-detection
• No collection of any information, you can't submit it anyway.

Datatraces I can't avoid

Unfortunatetly, not all datatraces can be avoided:

• Data submitted through federated services:

  For example, if my fediverse server federates with yours, your server might submit data to my server and my server might store it.
  Same thing goes for matrix.
  Both activitypub and matrix forsee the deletion of data, and since I'm running mostly spec-compliant software,
  such deletion requests will automatically be honored. (As long as the software is bug-free, for which I can't make any guarantees.

• Datatraces outside my control:

  I use DNS Servers hosted by njalla, a privacy-centered registrar, in case you chose to interact with my services via clearnet,
  your DNS resolver might contact their nameservers (as they are authoritative for the zone), thus subjecting you to their privacy policy.
  This temporary website is hosted by the german non-profit Codeberg e.V.'s codeberg pages, subject to their privacy policy.
  And lastly, I have no influence over what kind of data the routers between your machines and my network collect, use a darknet if that's a concern.