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How Auridar handles privacy
Updated July 2026
Auridar treats privacy like a doorway: you choose what to carry across. Crossing into the site may create ordinary hosting logs; optional threshold notes by email are voluntary; shopping carts are not part of this house.
The short version
This site is for reading and simple browser tools. The live site is https://auridar.my. There is no account or checkout. You may optionally join an email list; articles work without it.
Newsletter emails
Optional signup on Auridar (https://auridar.my) collects your email to send educational updates you asked for. The address (and site domain) is sent via a server-side script to our CRM / mailing partner and stored there until you unsubscribe or request deletion. Consent can be withdrawn anytime via unsubscribe. Articles work without signing up. We do not sell subscriber lists.
Doorway habit tools and marks on this site stay local in your browser.
What still happens in the background
Like most websites, the host may keep basic logs (IP address, browser type, which page loaded, when). Pages may load fonts from Google. If advertising tags are turned on for the live site, cookies can help measure whether ads worked.
Checklists and week logs run on your device. We do not receive those answers unless you copy them somewhere yourself.
Who else might see technical data
The hosting company that serves the files, and Google when fonts or ad tags are used. If you subscribe, the CRM / mailing partner also processes your email. We do not sell your data. Authorities only if the law requires it.
Keeping data and your options
Logs are typically kept for up to a year. Leave the list anytime via unsubscribe. You can clear cookies, block third-party cookies, or turn off JavaScript (articles still work; tools may not). Where privacy law applies, you can ask about access or deletion through any contact path published for this deployment.
More on Google advertising: policies.google.com/technologies/ads