TRACKING AND PREDICTION

Fingerprinting is the combining of your device-generated data (like browser properties, hardware info, and locations) to create “signatures” that match up browsing history externally, without having to know your identity (just the device's).

Cookies are text variables saved to your device, to similarly match up (external) history from previous sessions.

The main value of these data is to predict other information about you, based on similar histories (what content you choose and when).

This site uses metrics from Google Analytics, which runs on cookies, and can include elements of fingerprinting.

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Data are used and maintained as described under Google's current Privacy Policy, available at: policies.google.com/privacy.

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Also, data you generate on any externally linked sites are subject to privacy policies posted on those sites.

CREATOR PRIVACY

On transferring ownership of your Subtractor template, the issuing account unassigns itself.

Settings > Analytics is empty, and no one can edit or view the site until added by you.

Still, projects demanding serious secrecy shouldn’t use Subtractor.

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When you request access to a template, Google generates a message disclosing your Gmail address.

When your duplicate template’s created, Google generates another email message disclosing the new site’s editor view URL.

Any embedded scripts may also include vulnerabilities, and are your responsibility to review.