Privacy policy

Basic information

Controller: Amara Muhurta.

Contact: amaramuhurta@gmail.com.

Purpose: to answer messages sent through the contact form, manage subscriptions to the Notebook of Silences, and obtain aggregated website usage statistics.

Legal basis: consent when a user sends a form or requests a subscription; legitimate interest in keeping the website secure and measuring its basic performance.

Rights: you may request access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction and portability of your data by writing to the contact email.

Data processed

The contact form asks for name, email and message. These details are used only to receive the request and reply to it.

The subscription form asks for an email address. The system uses double opt-in and keeps pending and confirmed subscription records, plus minimal technical data to limit abuse, such as subscription attempts by IP for a short period.

The website uses Plausible Analytics through a first-party proxy to obtain aggregated statistics on visits, pageviews and events. No tracking cookies or advertising profiles are used.

The browser may store a local language preference to make navigation between Spanish and English easier.

Retention and recipients

Contact messages are kept for as long as needed to handle the communication. Subscriptions are kept while active or until you request removal.

Personal data is not sold or shared for commercial purposes. Technical providers required for hosting, email delivery, service protection and aggregated analytics may be involved.

If you write by email or through the form, the communication may be handled through external email services required to receive and answer messages.

Exercising your rights

You can exercise your rights by writing to amaramuhurta@gmail.com and indicating your specific request.

You can also unsubscribe through the link included in Notebook of Silences emails.

If you consider that your data has not been processed in accordance with the applicable rules, you may lodge a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency.