Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy aims to give you complete transparency on your data and its usage, it outlines what data is collected and how it is used. By using this site you agree to terms outlined in the policy.

1. Voluntary Information Collected
Information collected in this blog that you give voluntarily is your name and email address when you either comment on any of the posts or when you subscribe to the blog. The information when you subscribe to the blog is used to send you updates on this blog you can unsubscribe at any time. When you comment on the blog you might be asked to enter your name and email address (you can choose to post anonymously) if you do then your name will be publicly visible- you may delete your comment at any time. 

2. Information Collected As Part Of Using The Site
Some information is collected on the site without you inputting it such as the browser and device you are using, pages you visit, IP address all of this information does not identify you personally but it is collected when you access the blog.

3. Cookies 
Cookies are used as a way to enhance the user-experience on the blog, it collects information about your visit so for example which pages you visit so that MPH can see how many visitors it received on a page. If you wish to disable cookies then you must do so from your browser setting as it is that that sends the information to the site. 

4. Third-Party Sites
In this blog you may notice links to third-party sites MPH is not responsible for the collection and management of your information on those websites you must check their privacy policy to see what information the collect, how they use it and manage it. 

If you want to access or have any information kept by MPH deleted then email misspurplehelper1@gmail.com you can also check out Google's Privacy Policy as this blog is on a Google platform and you can request information Google holds and request them to delete it if you wish.

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