Privacy Policy — TallyCounter Pro

2. Calculator User's Guide

Let's welcome to TallyCounter Pro (available at https://tallycounter.pro/). Your privacy is important to us and we are dedicated to safeguarding your individual information. This Privacy Policy aims to be transparent about our approach to handling data, notify users of the minimum data gathered when you interact with our web pages, and explain why we gather that data, and your individual rights under privacy frameworks around the world, such as the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA), the UK Data Protection Act and the Brazilian LGPD.

Access and use of TallyCounter Pro requires an acknowledgment that you have read, understood and agreed to the practices set forth in this Privacy Policy. You may not agree: We take no responsibility if you object to our policies other than discontinuing your use of our web services.

Our Core Principle: Client-Side Local Storage

TallyCounter Pro does NOT send, collect or store the actual counting information on remote web servers like the traditional cloud based productivity suites. When creating counters, adding the digits, setting target intervals, assigning (naming) categories, or logging prayer recitations:

Your login to the web browser is the only one accessing all counter states, the name of all categories, the size of all steps and the total of all steps in all categories, and these stored on your own device in your web browsers HTML Local Storage, which is sandboxed and separated from other attributes of your browser.

We don't know what you're counting, we don't know how many times you're counting them and we don't know how often you tap your screen.

Clearing web browser's cache and cookie will remove your local counters from the device (unless you have downloaded a JSON state backup file).

3. Information We Automatically Collect (Server Logs & Analytics)

Our web server structure automatically collects during your visit the so-called standard technical data, typically transmitted by all web browsers. This information is used solely for mobility devices-related technical diagnostics, load balancing on the server, threat mitigation if any and statistical analysis of visitors aggregated.

Technical Connection Data:

Internet Protocol (IP) address, the latter of which may be anonymized and aggregated for geographic city/country estimation purposes, and browser vendor and version, the operating system, the device classification (desktop, tablet, mobile) and the referring URL.

Access Metrics:

No. of requests per page, timestamp of the requests, bandwidth per request, and HTTP response status code for the access event.

Advertising Partners & Google AdSense:

Online advertising provided by third-party advertising networks, such as Google AdSense is used to support TallyCounter Pro. These third-party vendors use cookies, web beacons and other tracking technologies to deliver ads tailored to things you may have seen on our site or other websites on the Internet prior to visiting our site.

As part of Google's advertising operations, Google will use advertising cookies to show you ads that are relevant to you based on your visit to TallyCounter Pro and/or on other websites on the Internet that use Google's advertising services.

Users in the European Economic Area (EEA), UK and Switzerland, see a Consent Management Platform (CMP) dialog that allows for setting granular consent preferences (personalized vs. non-personalized ads).

There is an opt-out procedure that you can use to opt out of personalized advertising anytime you want to do so: Google Ads Settings and Network Advertising Initiative opt-out portal aboutads.info.

Your rights as a GDPR (European Users)

As a citizen from within the territory of the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, you have certain statutory rights under the GDPR to:

Right of Access:

You can ask for confirmation of whether or not personal data concerning you is being processed, and its copy.

Right to Rectification:

A right to get inaccurately data corrected.

Right to Erasure (“Right to Be Forgotten”):

You can ask for the deletion of your server access data if it is in compliance with law.

The right to data portability (ability to obtain your data in structured, machine-readable format).

Right to Object & Restrict Processing:

The right to object to the processing where based on legitimate interests or direct marketing.

6. RESIDENTS OF CALIFORNIA YOUR RIGHTS UNDER THE CCPA / CPRA

California residents have certain statutory rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA):

Right to Know:

Request disclosure of categories of personal information collected, sources and commercial purposes.

Right to Delete:

The right to ask to have personal information that has been collected from you deleted.

Right to Opt-Out of Sale or Sharing Personal Information:

We do NOT sell you personal information for monetary consideration. Targeted ad sharing is controlled by our cookie consent banner, you can opt out or not.

Right to Non-Discrimination:

We will not deny services, charge differently or change the quality of services because of your exercise of the right to privacy.

7. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)

To the best of their knowledge, TallyCounter Pro does not intentionally seek or accept personally identifiable information from children under 13 (under 16 in the European Union). Our Counting utilities are operated on this side and so won't require any registration, meaning children can feel free to use our simple counting tools without having to enter personal details. Should you suspect that a minor access accounts of your organization on any of our accounts, please call us as soon as possible, so we can delete the information.

8. Fill out a form to contact Our Data Protection Officer.

If you wish to ask any questions about this Privacy Policy, or assert your statutory privacy rights, please do so in writing to:

Email: privacy@tallycounter.pro

Formal Privacy Rights Request (Subject line).