Where this policy applies
It covers visits to soreqimavu.info, preferences stored by the interactive pages and information entered into the request form. It does not govern external websites, tools or services reached through a separate link.
Operating protocol 01
This policy explains what this static editorial site receives, what remains in your browser and how a test-brief submission is handled.
It covers visits to soreqimavu.info, preferences stored by the interactive pages and information entered into the request form. It does not govern external websites, tools or services reached through a separate link.
The request form asks for a name, email address, decision question, current stage, primary signal and consent. Do not submit credentials, payment details, confidential customer records or material you are not authorised to share.
Cookie choice and selected test conditions may be stored locally so the interface can remember a preference. These values support the on-page experience and are not presented as a cross-site advertising identity.
Standard delivery and security logs can contain request time, requested path, browser type and network address. They are used to operate, secure and diagnose the site, not to build an individual marketing profile.
Submission information is used to understand the editorial question, reply when appropriate and decide whether a topic fits a future evidence note. Technical records are used to protect availability and investigate faults.
Unaccepted briefs are removed when they no longer support review or correspondence. Accepted material may be retained with its agreed attribution and context. Operational logs follow the hosting provider’s limited security schedule.
Information may be processed by hosting, email or security providers acting for the site. Personal information is not sold. Disclosure may occur when required by law, necessary to protect the service or authorised by the submitter.
You can browse without using the request form, clear local storage in your browser and request access, correction or deletion of information associated with a submission. Enough detail may be required to identify it safely.
Describe the submission or interaction involved and the privacy request you want reviewed.