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Privacy PolicyMemodyne Privacy Policy: what this website collects and what it does not
This website is a set of static pages. It sets no advertising cookie, it runs no third-party tracker, and it takes no payment. Card details are entered on the seller's checkout and never here. What this desk holds is whatever somebody types into one of the two forms on the contact page, and nothing else.
Short, because there is little to describe.
What this Memodyne website collects
| What | When | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name and email | If you send one of the two contact forms | To answer you | Until the matter is closed |
| Order ID | If you send the order form | To route an enquiry to the seller | Until the matter is closed |
| The message you write | If you send either form | To answer you, and to correct a page if the message reports an error | Until the matter is closed |
| Standard server logs | On every request, as any web server records them | Security and availability | A short retention period at the host |
| Payment details | Never on this website | Card details are entered on the seller's checkout | Not held here |
| Advertising identifiers | Never | No advertising cookie or third-party tracker runs here | Not held |
A font stylesheet is loaded from Google Fonts, which means the font provider sees the request. Nothing else on these pages contacts a third party.
Who this Memodyne desk shares information with
An order enquiry sent through the contact form is passed to the seller's order desk, because that is where an order lives and this desk cannot look one up. That is the only routine sharing that happens.
Nothing is sold, rented or handed to an advertising network. No profile is built, no audience list is assembled, and there is no analytics product running on these pages that would allow one to be.
Information would be disclosed if the law required it, which is a sentence every policy carries and which is true here as everywhere.
Your choices about Memodyne website data
- Ask what is held about you: [email protected].
- Ask for it to be deleted, and it is deleted unless a live order enquiry depends on it.
- Ask for a correction, and it is corrected.
- Ask the seller separately about an order record, on +1 (302) 200-3480, because that record is not held here.
- Block the font stylesheet in your browser if you prefer; the pages render without it.
This website is written for adults of 18 and over, the product is labelled for adults of 18 and over, and nothing here is directed at anyone younger.
What this Memodyne website deliberately does not run
Most privacy policies are long because the site behind them collects a great deal. This one is short because of a series of decisions taken when the site was built, and those decisions are worth listing, because a reader can verify every one of them from their own browser.
There is no analytics product on these pages. No page view is counted, no session is recorded, no scroll depth is measured and no heat map is generated. That costs this desk information it would find useful and it is the trade that keeps this policy honest.
There is no advertising pixel. Nothing here reports a visit back to an advertising network, which means a reader who looks at the pricing page does not subsequently see this product following them around other websites.
There is no chat widget, no session-replay script, no consent-banner vendor and no tag manager. A consent banner is usually the visible symptom of the trackers behind it, and a site with none needs none.
| Technology | Present here? | What it would have collected |
|---|---|---|
| Web analytics | No | Page views, sessions, referrers, scroll depth |
| Advertising pixel | No | A record of your visit shared with an ad network |
| Session replay | No | A video-like recording of mouse movement and typing |
| Tag manager | No | A container that can add any of the above later |
| Chat widget | No | Message content and a device fingerprint |
| Consent banner vendor | No | A consent record, plus whatever the vendor itself collects |
| A webfont stylesheet | Yes | The font provider sees the request, as it would on most sites |
| Standard server logs | Yes | The request line any web server records, briefly |
Every row in this table can be checked from a browser's own network panel in under a minute.
How long Memodyne enquiry information is kept, and where
A message sent through one of the two forms on the contact page becomes an email in a mailbox. That is the whole of the storage arrangement, and describing it plainly is more useful than a paragraph about industry-standard safeguards.
An order enquiry is forwarded to the seller's order desk, because that is where an order actually lives, and the copy in this desk's mailbox is deleted once the matter is closed. A correction to a page is kept for as long as it takes to make the correction and to record why the page changed, because a corrections log with no record of what prompted a change is not a corrections log.
Nothing is exported into a customer database, a marketing list or a spreadsheet of prospects. There is no newsletter on this site, so there is no list for an address to be added to.
The practical consequence is that a deletion request is easy to honour here and takes minutes rather than a ticket. Ask, and it is done.
- An order enquiry: forwarded to the order desk, then deleted here once the matter is closed.
- A correction report: kept with the record of the page change it produced.
- A press or privacy enquiry: kept until answered, then deleted.
- Server logs: a short retention period at the hosting provider, as with any website.
- Nothing at all is placed on a marketing list, because there is no marketing list.
The one third party a Memodyne page contacts, and why
Honesty about an absence requires honesty about the exception, and there is exactly one.
Every page on this site loads a font stylesheet from Google Fonts. The two typefaces the design uses are served from that provider, which means the provider receives the request: an IP address, a browser string, and the fact that a page on this domain was opened. That is the same arrangement in use on a large share of the web, and it is disclosed here rather than buried in a paragraph about service providers.
A reader who would rather not make that request can block it in a browser or an extension. The pages are built to render without it: the layout, the sizes and the spacing are all defined locally, and blocking the stylesheet changes which typeface the text appears in and nothing else.
Beyond that, the images, the stylesheet and the single script on these pages are served from this domain. The checkout is the seller's own payment page, reached by clicking an order button, and what happens there is governed by the seller's own policy rather than by this one.
Changes to this Memodyne privacy policy, and how to tell
A policy that can be rewritten silently is not a policy, so the mechanism for changing this one is published with it.
Every page on this website carries a last-reviewed date in the footer, and this page is covered by it. A change to what is collected, to who it is shared with or to how long it is kept moves that date, and the changed section is rewritten rather than having a line quietly added to it.
The realistic reasons this page would change are narrow. A new third-party component on the site would have to be disclosed here, which is why the section above lists what is absent rather than only what is present. A change of hosting provider would change where the server logs sit. A change to the contact forms would change what they collect. Anything beyond that is unlikely on a set of static pages.
A reader who wants to know what changed can ask at [email protected] and will get a straight answer rather than a link back to this page.
What the Memodyne seller holds, which this desk does not
A privacy policy that only describes its own website is telling half the story, because a purchase involves a second organisation.
When an order button on this site is clicked, the reader is handed to the seller's own checkout. The name, the delivery address, the email address and the payment details are entered there, on that page, under that organisation's own privacy terms. None of it passes through this website and none of it is visible to this desk, which is why the order desk telephone number appears on every page: it is the only route to an order record.
That separation is worth understanding because it decides who to ask for what. A request to delete an enquiry sent through the contact form comes here. A request about an order record, a delivery address or a payment goes to the seller's order desk, and this desk cannot action it on a reader's behalf.
| Information | Held by this website | Held by the seller |
|---|---|---|
| Your name at checkout | No | Yes |
| Delivery address | No | Yes |
| Card details | No | Handled on its payment page |
| Order history | No | Yes |
| A contact-form message | Yes, until the matter closes | Only if it was an order enquiry and was forwarded |
| A correction report about a page | Yes | No |
For anything in the right-hand column, telephone the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480.
