Usage data. When you visit the site, Google Analytics picks up basic stuff like which pages you visited, what
browser you’re on, and roughly where in the world you are, based on IP address. This tells us what people
actually use, so we know what to build next.
Whatever you send us. If you email us or fill out the contact form, we’ll have your name, email, and whatever
you wrote.
Cookies. A few small ones for basic site functionality and analytics. Turn them off in your browser whenever
you want, the site will still work.
That’s it. No accounts, no passwords, no payment info, because there’s nothing to buy.
We use it to keep the site running, fix what’s broken, see which screens people actually like, and reply when
you write in. That’s the whole list.
We don’t sell your data. We don’t hand it to advertisers. We’re not building a profile on you.
Only the handful of services that help us run the site, like our hosting provider and Google Analytics, and only
what they need to do their job. If we’re ever legally required to share something, like a court order, we will.
Otherwise, it stays with us.
We’ve got tools built for kids in our Kids Screens section, but we’re not out here trying to collect data from
children. If you’re a parent and think your child sent us personal info, email privacy@fullscreenlab.com and
we’ll take care of it.
Block or clear cookies in your browser whenever. Ask us what we’ve got on file for you, or ask us to delete it,
by emailing privacy@fullscreenlab.com.
Usage data sticks around for about 26 months, which is just Google Analytics’ default. Contact form messages
get kept for around 12 months after we’ve sorted out your question, unless we’re legally required to keep it
longer.
We’ll update the date at the top of this page. If it’s a real change, not just tidying up wording, we’ll make sure
it’s obvious.
privacy@fullscreenlab.com. We’ll actually read it.