Depending on how you interact with the author, there is a process of different kinds of data and in different ways. Some data is automatically processed if you visit this web site or use the author's software. Other data is only processed if you actively submit it to the author.

1. Web Site Visit Data. Your computer or device automatically sends technical information to the author's web servers:

• Еach web page visit or file download address;
• The IP address of your device or IP address of your Internet service provider (shared IP);
• Web page referrer if allowed by browser policies;
• Information about your device (type of device, browser type and version, as well as settings, installed plug-ins, operating system).

This HTTP protocol data allows you to surf the web site. But we do not log this activity. No IP addresses, User-Agent strings, connection times, or other connection data are logged.

2. Web Page Visit Data. The web page software sends a visitor activity information to the author's web servers that is stored to visitor statistics log files:

• Time Zone, Date and Hour of each web page visit (no minutes or seconds are logged);
• User web site activity, including clicks to downloads or purchase links;
• Web page referrer without any part after "?" to delete possible visitor-related data;
• Browser page dimension and pixel density.

Author process this data to perform analyzes on the user experience on the web site, to continuously improve the web site and correct errors, to ensure operation of the web server software, as well as to prevent or uncover abuse.

To process web page usage data, cookies and similar technologies are not used. No IP addresses, User-Agent strings, exact connection times are logged.

3. Software Version Statistics Data. If you visit this web site from the author's software or documentation links, additional information is sent by your web browser, including the following data:

• Author's software version and a registration status.

This information is used by the author to track software usage data to improve the software, as well as to prevent or uncover software piracy.

4. Email Communication. When you send an email or purchase a software license, the information provided by you may be transferred to the author:

• Email address provided.
• Name or a nickname (it may not be connected with your real name) if provided by email software;

This information is used solely to send you a license key or a download link for the full version of the author's products. This information will remain confidential and will not be shared with third parties without your consent.

Timeframe for Keeping Data

Personal data like email messages may be removed at any time if it is no longer useful within a month after communication.

More details about personal data processing including GDPR legal terms are published in the document “Privacy Policy”.