We slay your privacy the minute you visit our web site.
We track all sorts of shit. Date and time, your ip address, what search term you used if you used a search engine. What kind of web browser you use. What page of the internet you were on before you landed here, and what page you went to when you left.
Time you spent on site, things you clicked on, lots of things.
We use cookies to make things more secure around here, and some of our partners use them to track sales, like you came from here and bought something there, so we should get credit (or cash, or ass, or something maybe) for you coming.
We may share your info with the world, or a few places, a few friends, a few partners, a few haters, several other companies, the feds, pretty much everyone.
We do a little to secure this site and data, but not as much as we could.
If this stuff concerns you, you should be using a VPN to surf the web, and research other anonymizing considerations, subjects like browser fingerprinting. You should encourage your local and national lawmakers to continue to make privacy law, like the California privacy act of 2019 and the GDPR thing in Europe. Maybe follow the posts of the electronic frontier foundation.