Privacy Policy
1. About This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to Unjust System and its related blogs (collectively, “the blogs”), which are independently created and operated by the author using Google’s Blogger platform.
The author is not a Google employee, representative, agent, or person of authority. The author does not own or operate Blogger and does not control Google’s collection, storage, processing, or use of information through its platform and services.
This policy explains what information visitors may choose to provide directly to the blogs and clarifies that Google may separately collect information when visitors access or use Blogger.
2. Information Voluntarily Provided by Visitors
The author does not independently request or collect personal information from visitors for the purpose of tracking or profiling them.
Visitors may voluntarily provide information through features available on a blog, such as:
Comments submitted on posts;
Contact forms, if provided;
Messages or other information a visitor chooses to send to the author.
Information submitted through these features may be visible to the author and, depending on the feature and the visitor’s settings, may be displayed publicly. Visitors should not submit sensitive personal information, passwords, financial information, or other confidential details in public comments or forms.
The author does not sell visitors’ voluntarily submitted personal information.
3. Information Collected by Google and Blogger
These blogs are hosted on Google’s Blogger platform. Google may collect, process, store, or use information when visitors access or interact with the blogs. This may include technical information, cookies, IP addresses, browser or device information, and information used for security, service operation, analytics, or advertising.
The author does not operate Google’s systems and does not have authority over Google’s data practices. The author does not have access to all information Google may collect, retain, or process through Blogger or other Google services.
Google’s collection and use of information are governed by Google’s own policies and terms. Visitors should review Google’s privacy information directly:
4. Cookies and Similar Technologies
The author does not independently place, manage, or control cookies on visitors’ devices.
Google and Blogger may use cookies and similar technologies to operate the platform, support features such as commenting, analyze traffic, provide security, or deliver services. The author cannot determine or prevent Google’s use of these technologies.
Visitors may be able to manage cookies through their browser settings. Restricting cookies may affect the operation of Blogger features.
5. Comments and Public Submissions
Comments and other submissions may contain information that visitors choose to make public. The author may review, moderate, publish, or remove comments using the tools provided by Blogger.
Once information is posted publicly, it may be viewed, copied, or shared by others. Visitors should consider this before submitting a comment or other information.
Blogger may process information associated with comments under Google’s own policies and platform settings.
6. Third-Party Services and External Links
The blogs may contain links to external websites or services. These websites are not operated by the author and have their own privacy practices. The author is not responsible for how third parties collect, use, or protect information.
Visitors should review the privacy policies of external websites before providing them with personal information.
If Google Analytics, Google AdSense, or another third-party service is enabled on a blog, that service may collect or process information under its own policies. Any applicable service-specific disclosures should be read together with this policy.
7. Data Access, Requests, and Deletion
The author can access information voluntarily submitted through blog features to the extent Blogger makes that information available to the blog owner. The author cannot access, manage, correct, or delete all information that Google may collect or retain through its platform.
For information held by Google, visitors should use Google’s privacy tools and request procedures:
Requests concerning a comment or other information submitted directly to a blog may be sent to the blog author using the contact method provided on that blog. The author will consider requests concerning information under the author’s control.
8. Children’s Privacy
These blogs are intended for a general audience and are not directed toward children under 13. The author does not knowingly request personal information from children under 13. Parents or guardians who believe a child has submitted personal information through a blog feature may contact the author using the contact method provided on that blog.
Google’s handling of information through Blogger is governed by Google’s own policies.
9. Changes to This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated when necessary. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated effective date. Visitors are encouraged to review the policy periodically.
10. Contact
For questions about information voluntarily submitted to a blog or about this Privacy Policy, contact the author through the contact method provided on the relevant blog.
This Privacy Policy applies to the blogs identified above. It does not replace Google’s own privacy policies or notices, which govern Google’s services and platform-level data practices.
