RABITUZA · PRIVACY
Privacy and visit statistics
Information about optional visit measurement, the data it uses, consent and visitor rights.
How measurement works
I collect only page views, case study visits, CV and LinkedIn clicks, successful email copying and language changes. I do not record your screen, typed text or pointer movement. PostHog does not create a person profile.
After you consent, your browser stores a random device identifier and session information.
If your browser allows local storage, I remember your consent or refusal for 180 days. Without local storage, your choice lasts until you close or reload the page. You can change it at any time by choosing “Privacy” in the footer. Withdrawing consent stops future events and removes local analytics identifiers. Events already sent remain in PostHog according to the project's configuration and retention policy; this site does not delete them automatically.
PostHog also receives the browser, device and operating system type, a cleaned page address, the referring domain and selected campaign tags. The project setting discards IP addresses before an event is stored. I use a PostHog project in the EU region.
Controller and your rights
Mateusz Kruhlik is the data controller. Measurement is based on your freely given consent. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of earlier measurement. For questions about data and privacy, use the email address in the contact section.
You can request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability of your data, where applicable under the GDPR. Because visitor names and email addresses are not collected, locating your events may require the random identifier from your browser. You can also complain to the Polish data protection authority, UODO. These statistics are not used to make automated decisions about you.