Privacy

Opening a page sends the analytics service that page's address and the page that linked you there. It also gets your browser, operating system, device type, screen size, language, and time zone. When you leave, it learns how long you stayed and how far you scrolled.

It doesn't keep your IP address or use it to guess where you are.

When something on a page breaks, it gets the error and the spot in the site's code where it happened. When a file fails to load, it gets that file's address.

Each visit gets a random ID that lives only in the open tab. Reload or close it and it's gone, so the ID can't link one visit to the next.

The site has no accounts or forms, so the analytics service never sees anything you type. It sets no cookies and saves nothing in your browser. It doesn't record sessions or track clicks. No ad networks run here, and I don't sell the data or use it for ads.

The site's own code sets all of this, and it never reads the analytics service's settings. So nothing switched on there can make it collect more than this page says.

If you switch the site to light or dark, your browser remembers that choice. It stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.

The analytics service keeps the data in the US. The company that hosts the site sees your IP address and browser details when it serves a page, as any web host does. The analytics data passes through it on the way. Everything on the site loads from all3pts.com, fonts included.

The analytics service keeps the data for up to seven years. That's the longest any of its plans hold on to it.

Turn on Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track in your browser and the site never loads its analytics code. Everything on the site still works.

Write to touchline@all3pts.com about anything on this page. I last updated it on September 27, 2026, and I'll change that date whenever the page changes.