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What does this policy cover?
This policy covers MOTSC-Peptide.com, the publisher of the MOTS-C guides and product catalog at motsc-peptide.com. It covers the website’s features and correspondence sent to [email protected].
The current website has no account registration, newsletter sign-up, contact submission form or connected payment checkout. Other websites linked as sources have their own privacy practices.
What information can a website visit generate?
Your browser requests pages, images, scripts and PDFs from the website’s hosting service. Depending on the hosting and security configuration, operational records can include an IP address, request time, requested page, browser information, referring page and error details.
These records help deliver content, diagnose faults and address abusive traffic. They are distinct from the numbers you enter in the concentration calculator. Downloading a PDF also makes a file request; the website does not require your name or email address to provide its downloadable documents.
Are calculator entries saved or used for tracking?
The concentration calculator runs in your browser using JavaScript. Its calculation code does not send your entries to a server or save them in cookies, local storage or a visitor profile. The tool needs JavaScript to calculate. Your browser may retain page history or form values according to its own settings.
The current website code includes no visitor analytics, advertising pixels, marketing cookies or embedded social-media trackers. Images, styles and scripts are supplied with the site. This statement describes the website’s implemented features; hosting-level logging is described above.
What happens to information you email?
If you send an email, we receive your email address, any name shown by your email service, the message and attachments you choose to include. Email systems also process routing and delivery information.
We use correspondence to answer the enquiry, investigate a reported content or document problem, handle a privacy request and keep the related conversation together. Sending an enquiry does not subscribe you to a mailing list.
Keep an enquiry focused
A page link, product name or lot number is usually enough to identify the subject. Please do not send payment-card details, identity documents, medical records or information about another person when asking an ordinary website or product question.
Why might a public username appear on a page?
Some guides discuss publicly available research and personal reports. Source titles, public usernames and links may appear so readers can locate the original account and understand its context. These references are separate from information about visitors to this website.
If a page identifies you and you have a privacy concern, email the page URL, the relevant passage and the original source link. That gives the publisher the information needed to review the concern without asking you to resend a full personal history.
Who handles the information, and how long is it kept?
Hosting, security and email services can process information needed to provide their services. Information may also need to be disclosed where required by applicable law or to address a security issue. Linked research, discussion and product-related pages are operated separately; opening a link makes a request to that destination.
Enquiry records are kept for the time needed to respond, follow up and resolve the matter, and for any necessary legal or security recordkeeping. Hosting logs and email backups are subject to the service configuration and retention arrangements. A request can ask what information is held and whether it can be removed; immediate deletion from every backup cannot be promised.
How can you make a privacy request?
Email [email protected] with “Privacy request” as the subject. Describe what you want reviewed and, if relevant, the email address or page involved. We may need enough information to confirm that the request concerns you.
Depending on the law that applies, your rights may include access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability and objection to certain uses. Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw that consent. You may also raise a concern with the relevant privacy authority. The European Commission explains these rights where GDPR applies.1
Requests are handled under the applicable requirements and time limits. This policy does not limit rights provided by law.
What happens if website features change?
This policy should remain aligned with the features in use. Adding checkout, forms, analytics or other data collection requires the relevant privacy information and any required choices to be provided before that new processing begins.
For a question about this policy or a suspected mismatch between it and the website, use the contact page. The website terms explain the scope of the content and product listings.
Sources and original records
Official information explaining the rights mentioned in this policy where the relevant law applies.
- 01European Commission · Information for individuals ↗
Official explanation of data-protection rights and how to exercise them where the GDPR applies.