Privacy
What this site collects
Very little. This page says what is collected, why, and how to have it deleted.
Sign-up and questions
- When you send the form, I keep your name and your email address.
- On the next step, I keep your LinkedIn or X link, or that you have none or prefer not to say.
- I also keep what you said you would like, if you picked anything.
- If you write a question or idea, I keep it so I can answer you.
- I also keep the time you sent the form, the page you sent it from, and which step you finished.
- If a game page sent you to the form, I keep which one.
- I also keep the country your connection comes from, and the region when it is known.
- Cloudflare works this out from your IP address as you send the form, so the form never asks where you are.
- I use your name and email only to send you the updates you chose, and to answer you.
- If you leave the email box unticked, I use your address only to answer you.
- If you leave it unticked and send no question, your details are deleted after about a month.
- I may use your LinkedIn or X link to say hello or reply to you personally.
- I never share it or add you to anything without asking.
- Here, your link means your own LinkedIn or X profile link from the form, and it is never shared.
- I use your country only to understand where readers are.
- Everything you send is stored with Cloudflare, the company that runs this site.
- When the updates start, they will be sent through an email service. This page will name it before the first email.
- I keep your sign-up until you remove it.
- To stop misuse of the form, I keep a scrambled, one-way code made from your IP address for one hour. Your IP address itself is never stored.
Messages you send
- If you message me on X or LinkedIn, I read what you send and use it only to reply.
- Those messages stay on X or LinkedIn, and their own privacy policies apply.
- The form above is the only place this site stores anything you type.
Visit counts
- This site uses Cloudflare Web Analytics to count visits.
- It is cookieless and counts visits without personal data.
- It counts every visitor the same way, whatever you choose about cookies.
- It shows which pages are read, which sites send visitors and what kind of device is used, in totals only.
Changing your choice
- Click Cookie settings at the bottom of any page to switch between Accept and No thanks.
- Switching to No thanks stops PostHog at once and removes its cookies from your browser.
- Your choice is kept in your browser's local storage, not in a cookie.
- If you clear your browser data, your choice is cleared too, and the question appears again.
What I never do
- I never sell or share your information.
- I never set analytics cookies before you click Accept.
- I never use cookies that follow you to other sites.
Removing your email
- To stop the updates, enter your address in the remove form on the newsletter page.
- Your name, LinkedIn and X links, questions, country and region are deleted at once.
- If you asked me something and want no reply, removing your address cancels it too.
- Your address is then marked as removed, and it is never emailed again.
- To have it deleted completely, or to delete a message you sent me, message me on X.
- I will tell you when it is done.
Who is responsible
- This site belongs to Sidra Miconi. The newsletter, InfinityAI, is published by AgentGlass, Inc.
- If this page changes, the change is made here, on this page.