Privacy Policy

If you're reading this… I'm genuinely impressed. Most privacy pages are written for robots, lawyers, and people who got lost. You're clearly not lost.

Here's the honest version: adrianspeyer.com runs Google Analytics (GA4) for basic traffic stats. No ad network. No retargeting pixel party. No selling your data. I mostly keep it around because I like staying hands‑on with analytics and seeing what pages people land on.

What I collect

Google Analytics may collect:

• Pages viewed and approximate time on page
• Referrer info (e.g., "came from LinkedIn")
• Device / browser info (type, version, screen size)
• General location (city/region-level approximation, not your exact address)
• Rough engagement signals (scrolling/clicking events, depending on GA settings)

ℹ What I'm not doing: no ads personalization, no selling lists, no "follow you around the internet" stuff.

What I don't collect

I'm not collecting your name, email, phone number, home address, or anything like that just by you reading this site. (And if you were about to paste your SIN or credit card into a form on my personal website… please don't.)

Cookies

GA typically uses cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits. If you block cookies, use private browsing, or run an ad blocker, that's fine — the site should still work.

How to opt out (2026 edition)

• Use a tracker blocker / privacy browser extension (many do this automatically)
• Block third‑party scripts or disable JavaScript
• Use Google's GA opt‑out tool: Google Analytics Opt‑out Browser Add‑on
• Adjust Google settings: My Ad Center (for broader Google tracking controls)

Data retention

Analytics data is stored by Google in GA4. I use it for aggregated reporting only. I'm not trying to identify you, and I'm not building a database of individuals.

Contact

If you have a legitimate privacy question, you can reach me via LinkedIn. If you found a bug or something genuinely concerning, I'll actually appreciate the heads up.