Privacy on gelataros.com is easiest to describe as a sequence: arriving, reading, and either leaving or pressing an order button. Here is what exists at each stage.
Arriving at a Gelataros page
The server records a request: an address, a timestamp, the page asked for, the page you came from, and the identification string your browser volunteers. Those lines are how any web server delivers a page and how a broken one is spotted. They are the whole of what this site records.
Reading it
Nothing more happens. There is no account to open and no field asking for a name, so no reader database exists behind this publication to be lost, sold or leaked. No advertising or tracking cookie is set. Whatever routine technical storage your browser keeps for any site, it keeps for this one.
Pressing an order button
You leave the site. The button passes you to the seller's own store, and from that page onward their privacy policy is the one in force — what gets collected, where it is held and who else sees it. That is the document to read before any card number is typed.
What a Gelataros order never touches
This site. Card numbers, names, billing and delivery addresses, order histories: all of it is entered on the seller's systems and stays there. None of it is routed through here and none of it comes back, which is why a question about an order cannot be answered from this address.
Writing to us
An email to [email protected] is held for as long as it takes to answer and to keep a record of the exchange. It joins no mailing list and goes to nobody else.
Readers under eighteen
The publication is written for adults and the product is sold to adults. Nothing here is directed at children.
Asking what is held
Write and ask; ask for deletion and it happens. The single thing that cannot be dealt with from here is an order record, because none was ever ours to hold.
Revisions
Any change lands on this page, and the review date in the footer of every page moves with it.