Privacy policy
Privacy policy
Jubal is designed to keep core visual copying usable without accounts or required analytics.
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Definition
Jubal privacy handling keeps the core visual copy experience usable without accounts or required analytics.
Summary
Favorites, recent copies, and consent preferences can use local browser storage; optional analytics, including Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity when configured, waits for acceptance.
Key Facts
- Favorites and recent copy activity are local product features.
- Optional analytics does not load until accepted.
- Copy events avoid raw clipboard contents and form field contents.
Rules
- Rejecting analytics must not block core copy, search, favorites, recent copies, or pack features.
- Contact emails are processed only when a visitor sends one.
- Hosting and security logs may process ordinary request data.
Thresholds
| Data type | Where it applies | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Favorites and recent items | Visitor device | Clear browser storage. |
| Optional analytics | After consent | Reject or change preferences. |
| Contact email | When sent by visitor | Use contact request path. |
Checklist
- Use the site without an account.
- Reject analytics if you do not want optional measurement.
- Use cookie preferences to change consent later.
Scenario
If you reject analytics, Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity tags should not load and the core copy features should remain usable.
Data currently used
The public foundation may process ordinary web request data such as IP address, user agent, requested URL, and timestamp through hosting and security logs. Contact emails are processed only when a visitor chooses to send one.
Local preferences
Essential browser storage may remember cookie choices, favorite assets, and recent copy activity. This storage stays on the visitor's device and is part of the requested site experience. If a visitor exports a saved set, the file is created locally for that visitor to keep or import later.
Optional analytics
Optional analytics are off by default until accepted. If accepted and configured, Jubal loads Google Analytics to understand aggregate page use, copy actions, share actions, and pack interactions, and Microsoft Clarity to understand aggregate page interaction and usability patterns. Analytics events avoid raw clipboard contents, private identifiers, emails, phone numbers, and form field contents.
Rejecting analytics prevents Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity tags from loading. The core copy, search, favorites, recent copies, and pack features remain usable.