This page outlines the legal and privacy policies governing your use of this Computer Law Wiki.
The information provided on this Site is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. While efforts are made to ensure accuracy, the content may not always be current or complete. You should not rely on this information as a substitute for professional legal counsel. For specific legal issues, consult with a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction.
This Privacy Policy describes how personal data is collected, used, and protected when you visit this Site. As a minimal educational resource, data collection is limited.
This Site does not actively collect personal data from users (e.g., names, email addresses) unless explicitly provided by you for specific purposes (e.g., direct email contact).
Limited, anonymized usage data (e.g., page views, browser type) may be collected via standard web server logs for Site maintenance and security. This data is aggregated and does not identify individual users.
Personal data is processed based on legitimate interest to maintain Site security and comply with legal obligations.
This Site uses minimal cookies necessary for operation. No third-party tracking is employed.
Reasonable technical and organizational measures are taken to protect personal data from unauthorized access or disclosure.
Personal data is retained only as long as necessary for security and legal compliance, after which it is securely deleted.
In case of a personal data breach affecting users, I will notify affected users and relevant authorities as required by law.
If any third-party services are used (e.g., hosting), they are selected for GDPR compliance and operate under data processing agreements.
For privacy inquiries or data subject requests, contact: bcas.legal.public@gmail.com
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