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Privacy policy

What this site collects, why, and how to see or remove it.

Who's responsible

Data controller

This site is operated by Adrien Tibi, trading as Recursive Field Instruments (see the legal notice for the full registration details). For anything on this page, or to exercise any of the rights below, use the .

What's collected

Data this site collects

Contact form. Name, email, and message, submitted when you use the "Contact" form. Used only to reply to you. Handled by Netlify Forms (Netlify, Inc.).

Mailing list. Email address, submitted when you sign up for release updates. Used only to send you those updates. Also handled by Netlify Forms.

Pleroma firmware download. Email address, submitted to unlock firmware downloads on the Pleroma page — this also adds you to the mailing list above. A short-lived download link and session are issued (expiring in 30 minutes and 30 days respectively), stored via Netlify Blobs, tied to a session cookie in your browser.

Analytics (only with consent). If you accept the cookie banner, Google Analytics 4 (via Google Tag Manager) measures visits — pages viewed, rough location/device, how you arrived. Nothing is collected here before you accept, and none of it is linked to your name or email.

Cookies

Cookies this site sets

CookiePurposeDuration
_gaGoogle Analytics — distinguishes unique visitors. Set only after you accept the cookie banner.13 months
_ga_*Google Analytics — tracks session state and page views. Set only after you accept the cookie banner.13 months
pleroma_sidTies a firmware download link to the browser session that requested it. Set only if you use the Pleroma download flow.30 days

You can accept or decline analytics cookies at any time from "Manage cookies" in the footer. Declining doesn't affect the contact form, mailing list, or firmware downloads — those aren't gated by this choice, since they only run when you actively use them.

Who else sees this

Recipients

Form submissions and download tokens are processed by Netlify, Inc. (United States) as part of hosting this site. Analytics data, when you've consented to it, is processed by Google. Both operate under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework for data transferred out of the EU. Nobody else receives this data, and it's never sold.

Your rights

What you can ask for

Under GDPR, you can ask to access, correct, delete, or export any personal data this site holds about you, or object to it being processed. To do any of that, use the . You can also lodge a complaint with the CNIL (cnil.fr) if you think your data hasn't been handled properly.

Changes

This page may be updated as the site changes. Check back here if you want the current version.

This site uses Google Analytics to see how visitors find and use it. It only runs if you agree — see the privacy policy for details. You can change your choice any time from the footer.