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When users post comments on the website, we gather the information provided in the comment form, along with the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string, in order to assist in identifying and preventing spam.
The Gravatar service may be given a hash, which is a string made from your email address that has been anonymous. This is done to see if you are using it. Here is where you can find the Gravatar service’s privacy policy: www.mayamahajan.com Once your comment is approved, your profile image will be displayed to the public within the comment.
If you want to post pictures on the website, you shouldn’t post pictures that have EXIF GPS data embedded in them. People who visit the website can download images and get location information from them.
You have the option to provide us with your name, email address, and website when you post a comment on our site. So that you can save time and avoid having to re-enter your data every time you post a comment, we have included these for your convenience. The shelf life of these cookies is one year.
In order to test if your browser is cookie-friendly, we will temporarily store a cookie when you visit our login page. This cookie is deleted as soon as you exit your browser and does not save any personally identifiable information.
To remember your login details and the settings you’ve chosen for your screen display, we’ll additionally set up many cookies when you log in. Two days is the duration of a login cookie, while a year is the duration of a screen options cookie. With the “Remember Me” option, your login will be saved for a duration of two weeks. You can erase the login cookies by logging out of your account.
Your browser will be preserved with an extra cookie if you edit or publish an article. This cookie only shows the post ID of the article you just modified and does not contain any personal data. The validity period is one day.
Articles on this site might have videos, pictures, articles, and other information embedded in them. When someone sees embedded content from another website, it acts exactly the same as if they had been to that website.
These websites may collect information about you, use cookies, install third-party tracking, and watch how you interact with the embedded content. They may even watch how you interact with the embedded content if you are logged in to your account on that website.
When you ask for a new password, the email that comes with it will contain your IP address.
We will keep your comment and all of its metadata forever if you choose to leave a comment. This will ensure that any follow-up comments are automatically recognised and approved without having to go through moderation.
If a user decides to create an account on our website, we will also keep the details they enter there. Personal information, with the exception of usernames, can be seen, edited, or deleted by any user at any moment. The information can also be seen and edited by website administrators.
You have the right to obtain an exported file containing all of your personal data held by us, including any data you have supplied, if you have an account on this site or have made a remark. If you’d like us to delete all of your personal information, you can do that too. This does not cover information that we are compelled to retain due to legal, security, or administrative requirements.
An automatic spam detection service may be used to review visitor comments.
