Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 2026
Because apparently every website on Earth needs one.

Welcome to NonConfirmed — home of opinions, experiments, tools, apps, sarcasm, and probably too many tabs open at once. By using this website, you agree that the internet is weird and privacy policies are somehow legally necessary.

1. What We Collect

Honestly? Less than most websites.

We may collect:

  • Basic analytics data (pages visited, browser type, device info, general location)
  • Information you voluntarily send through forms, comments, or emails
  • Cookies, because the internet decided everything needs cookies except actual bakeries
  • Temporary technical logs for security and debugging

We do not:

  • Sell your data to mysterious corporations
  • Build a psychological profile of your cat
  • Track your every move across the internet like a caffeinated surveillance drone

2. Cookies

Yes, cookies exist here.

Not the delicious kind. The tiny digital crumbs websites use to remember stuff.

Some cookies help the site function. Some help us understand traffic. Some exist because modern web frameworks panic without them.

You can disable cookies in your browser if you enjoy living dangerously and breaking random website features.

3. Analytics

We may use analytics tools to understand things like:

  • Which pages people visit
  • Which tools are useful
  • Which blog posts accidentally triggered the algorithm gods

This data is generally anonymous and aggregated. We care more about trends than about whether Steve from Ohio clicked a button at 2:14 AM.

4. User Content

If you submit content, comments, messages, or feedback:

  • You still own your content
  • We may display or respond to it
  • We reserve the right to remove spam, abuse, scams, AI-generated motivational nonsense, or crypto pyramid manifestos

Basically: don’t be weird in the bad way.

5. Third-Party Stuff

Some pages may include:

  • Embedded content
  • External links
  • Third-party services
  • Tools from platforms that definitely have privacy policies longer than fantasy novels

Clicking external links means you are entering someone else’s digital kingdom. Their rules apply there.

6. Security

We use reasonable security measures to protect the site and data.

That said:

  • No website is magically invincible
  • The internet is basically organized chaos with CSS
  • If aliens, time travelers, or ultra-determined hackers breach something, we cannot guarantee absolute security

7. AI & Experimental Tools

Some tools and content on NonConfirmed may involve automation, AI assistance, experiments, weird prototypes, or “this seemed like a good idea at 1 AM” development decisions.

Results may occasionally:

  • Be imperfect
  • Be sarcastic
  • Be surprisingly useful
  • Become self-aware (unlikely but concerning)

Use common sense before making important decisions based on internet tools. Especially free ones with humor in the footer.

8. Ads & Monetization

We may display:

  • Ads
  • Affiliate links
  • Sponsored content
  • Promotions for our own projects

We try not to make the experience feel like a popup-infested 2007 pirate movie website.

No guarantees.

9. Your Rights

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to:

  • Come, visit us and contemplate about data during a coffee session
  • Ask what data we have (we are not hiding anything)
  • Pretend you've read privacy policies carefully

If you need something privacy-related, contact us through the site and we’ll do our best to respond like actual humans.

10. Changes to This Policy

This policy may change over time because:

  • Laws change
  • Technology changes
  • The internet collectively loses its mind every few months

If major changes happen, we’ll update this page. Revolutionary concept, we know.

11. Final Words

By continuing to use NonConfirmed, you acknowledge that:

  • The internet is strange
  • Privacy matters
  • Most privacy policies are unbearable
  • At least this one tried to have a personality

Thanks for visiting. Stay skeptical.

Published: May 27, 2026

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