Privacy Policy

JaykeBird.com is an online service that allows users to store and utilize data. An online account is required to access and use some of the features of JaykeBird.com, and with the creation of an account, some info will be requested and stored. This can include things like your name and email address. This information that is stored on this site is used solely for the purposes of this site, and is not shared with any other services or stored elsewhere.

You have a right to your privacy. JaykeBird.com allows you to be able to download all data associated with your account, and you are also able to delete and completely remove your account and all data associated with it at any time. For more information about your privacy and how we protect it, please view the Privacy section of the Terms of Use.

About Cookies

A "cookie" is a small text file that a website can ask your browser to store, either until you close your browser or until a certain amount of time has passed. Cookies stay on your computer as you navigate through the Internet. Other websites will use cookies to do things like keep track of your identity as you visit different parts of the Internet, provide you with targeted advertising, or offer you the ability to directly share webpages or articles with social media. JaykeBird.com does not use cookies for these purposes.

JaykeBird.com uses cookies to be able to perform certain functions, such as keeping you logged in, actively remembering what data you're currently working on, to keep you and this site secure, and more. This includes the "AspNetCore.Antiforgery" cookie, and the "JaykeBirdLogin" cookie; both of these are essential for the previously-listed reasons. You may also see a cookie for "ItemId" or something while you're using one of my web apps (such as the character sheet editor).

By continuing to visit and use this site, you agree to the usage of these cookies on this site.

You can delete these cookies at any time; the worst that'll happen is you'll lose some unsaved data if you're editing a file or something.

Google Analytics

Some of the cookies and JavaScript packages on this site are used for anonymous data collection, using the service Google Analytics.

(I'm currently also testing Cloudflare Web Analytics to see if I want to instead transition to that.)

This is only for basic things like "are you using a desktop computer or a mobile phone" or "what country/state/province/etc. do you live in", as well as a basic list of what webpages you visit as you go through my site (and what page you were on when you decided to leave my site). It'll also detect if you interact with specific things on my website, such as editing your user profile or starting a session with the character sheet editor. This information is used solely for the purposes of me figuring out things like what parts of my site are most popular, what do people want to do on my website, how many people are visiting my site, and where in the world my visitors are coming from.

All of this information is anonymized. This isn't connected to your JaykeBird or any other account, and instead the analytics services use their own internal session ID values. Information that you enter into forms, or work that you do within the online tools/apps on the website (such as the character sheet editor) is not collected. To this extent, none of the information I collect is personally-identifiable information. (Unless, somehow, you happen to be the only guy in an entire country to have a computer.)

Google Analytics offers more advanced services that I could've enabled to get a more detailed insight about my visitors and the things they do, but I don't have that enabled. This sort of in-depth stuff does not interest me. I don't want or need to know more about what it is you're exactly doing or seeing; I just want to know if people, as a whole, like my site. Similarly, Google Analytics offers options to share this anonymous data with other sources or to use in advertisements, but I also don't have that enabled as that is very much not what I want and I doubt would be wanted by my visitors.

The raw anonymous collected data is only kept for a maximum of 14 months, after which point it's gone.

I don't have a built-in option to disable tracking, but this can be done by using cookie-blocking and tracking-blocking tools available via your browser or a browser extension.