Privacy Policy
At Diifragment, privacy is not an afterthought — it is a core principle in how we design and operate our systems.
No Tracking
We do not use tracking technologies, analytics platforms, or advertising systems. We do not monitor your activity or behaviour on this website.
There are no trackers, pixels, or background scripts collecting user data.
No Advertising
We do not use advertisements and we do not work with advertisers. Your data is not monetised, shared, or exposed to advertising networks.
Data Collection
We aim to collect the absolute minimum amount of data required to operate our services.
At present, this primarily includes:
- Information you provide when contacting us (such as email correspondence)
- Basic technical data required to operate our infrastructure (such as server logs)
Future Services
As Diifragment expands, additional services such as accounts or hosted systems may be introduced.
Any future data collection will follow these principles:
- Minimal by default
- Optional where possible
- Clearly explained before collection
No optional data collection will be enabled without explicit user action.
Data Usage
Any data we collect is used strictly for the purpose of providing and maintaining our services. We do not sell, rent, or share personal data with third parties.
Data Exposure
We do not collect user data for external analysis or profiling, and we avoid unnecessary storage wherever possible.
Third-Party Services
Our infrastructure may rely on third-party providers such as hosting and cloud platforms (for example, Microsoft 365 or other providers).
These services may process limited technical data required to operate their systems. This is independent of any intentional data collection by Diifragment.
Data Retention
We retain data only for as long as necessary to provide our services or meet legal obligations.
Security
We implement technical and organisational measures to protect data. Where applicable, encryption is used to safeguard sensitive information.
Your Rights
Under applicable data protection laws, you may have the right to:
- Request access to your data
- act
For privacy, legal, or compliance enquiries:
Last updated: June 2026