WHAT HAPPENS
WITH YOUR DEETS
COOKIES. FACTS EATS ‘EM
A cookie is, first and foremost, an outstanding snack. It goes well with a cuppa tea or glass of milk and is substantial enough to see you through to meal times. It’s classic milk chocolate chip cookie all the way for ol’ FACTS. What about you? Have a think and let me know.
More boringly, a cookie is something website owners use to record how many people are looking at the site and which pages are popular. Or something along those lines.
FACTS isn’t bothered about those types of cookies. They’re a bit too robotic and stalky. FACTS isn’t fussed about analytics either. So this website doesn’t use cookies. Browse however you like. Ain’t no tracking here.
There are times when FACTS might need to take some details from you. Like when you’re filling in a contact form.
FACTS doesn’t need much — just enough to get hold of you. So your name and email address.
These details are only used to contact you. There’ll be none of this selling, trading or sharing business. No one else is seeing this information. And on that, dear reader, you have the FACTS pinky promise.
SOMETIMES, IT’S PERSONAL
INTRODUCING: THE SAFE HANDS
If we’re emailing each other, FACTS uses Google Workspace Gmail. For all Google loves our data, it does a solid job of protecting it inside of Gmail.
This website is kept on lock down too, thanks to Squarespace's insistence on using HTTPS/SSL security as standard. Serious business.
ANYTHING MORE YOU NEED TO KNOW?
If you’ve got questions about this privacy policy, send an email: hello@straightfacts.co.uk. You’ll get a potentially useful answer in return.