Privacy Policy Made Easy:
Welcome to Page Two – an online repository of stories behind the headlines. Below is basic information to make our Privacy Policy easy to understand. Please enjoy the read.
What personal data we collect and why we collect it
We don’t collect any information on our visitors.
Comments
We don’t allow comments to be posted on any of our published content.
Media
You can’t upload anything, and if we did, it’s to enhance the story you’re reading. We aim to be as factual with imagery as possible. Don’t like it? Stop reading and visit another website immediately.
Contact forms
We don’t offer one. This website is for you to read, not to talk to.
Cookies
Google might have some of them and might try to install them on your system. In worst case scenario, it makes the website load faster when you visit a second time. Other than that, we don’t use cookies.
Analytics
We don’t track visitors or use Google’s analytics tools at this time. We might in the future, but not likely.
Who we share your data with
We don’t have or store any of your data, and if we did, it’s no one else’s business.
How long we retain your data
Read the line above.
What rights you have over your data
Read the line above the line above.
Where your data is sent
Are you still reading this? We don’t store visitor data.
Contact information
We don’t provide a method of two way interaction, though you can send information through the contact page if you must.
Additional information
When you read content on the website, you might learn something that another paper didn’t explain without trying to sway your opinion one way or another. We aim to give factual and proven information and let readers make up their own mind. It’s just news.
How we protect your data
If you expect an answer here, you haven’t read anything above.
What third parties we receive data from
Nada.
Industry regulatory disclosure requirements
Welcome to Page Two. if you don’t like, or disagree with content we write and post, please enjoy your day on another website. Out industry is highlighting news you can learn from. Facts might not always fit your agenda, use this information as you will.
