Privacy Policy

These days, a privacy policy is considered essential for blogs. You have probably seen statements like “your privacy is important to us” followed by pages explaining how everything is tracked anyway.

To be clear, I do not track you. I do not have the technical skills to do so. Even if I did, I would not know what to do with the information. I do not really understand what cookies and similar things mean in the internet world, apart from the edible kind. What I do know is how to write, and that is what I am doing here.

You can read this site with confidence that I am not personally collecting, storing, or analyzing visitor data. ChristianityInfo.com is an ad-free website and does not use advertising networks or tracking tools for monetization.

That said, this site is hosted on Blogger, and like most platforms, Blogger may automatically collect limited technical information as part of its normal operation. The sections below explain what this may involve.

Information This Site May Collect

ChristianityInfo.com does not knowingly collect personal information from visitors.

If you choose to leave a comment, Blogger may collect the information shown in the comments form, along with your IP address and browser user agent string. This is done automatically to help with spam detection and site security.

I do not access, analyze, or use this information for any purpose other than allowing comments to function.

Cookies

ChristianityInfo.com does not intentionally use cookies for tracking or analytics.

However, Blogger, as the hosting platform, may use basic cookies that are necessary for site functionality, security, or comment features. These are controlled by Google and not by this site owner.

You can disable cookies through your individual browser settings if you wish. More detailed information about cookie management is available in your browser’s help section.

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This Privacy Policy applies only to ChristianityInfo.com.

This site does not display advertisements and does not use third-party advertising services. Any data handling performed by Blogger or Google as part of hosting or basic site functionality is governed by their respective privacy policies.

ChristianityInfo.com has no control over how Blogger or Google manage their internal systems and encourages users to review Google’s privacy documentation for further details if desired.

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Updates

This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time. Any changes will be clearly posted on this page.

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