Privacy at CrissBird News

CrissBird News is made of static HTML pages that can be read without opening an account or identifying yourself to the publication. The site has no registration process, login screen, or user profile. It also sets no cookies in your browser.

No analytics software measures your visit. CrissBird News uses no tracking pixels, advertising tags, or behavioural profiling, so the site does not build a record of interests for advertising or audience segmentation.

No fields asking for information

The site contains no contact forms, comment boxes, surveys, file uploads, or search box. Those common input points do not exist here, which means CrissBird News does not receive names, messages, responses, documents, or queries through its pages. There is no newsletter sign-up or other registration route.

An email address is intentionally not published. A small site's address attracts automated mail and unsolicited pitches, while an unattended inbox creates a false expectation of a reply. Guest posts, contributed articles, and unsolicited drafts are therefore not accepted. Requests to add, change, or remove links in existing articles are not accepted either.

Reading without a transaction

CrissBird News sells nothing. No checkout is present, and the site never asks for payment or card details. Reading also requires no membership step; every article is included in the complete list on the home page.

This notice is intentionally narrow because the site's data activity is narrow. It describes the publication as it operates: static reading pages, no reader-submitted information, and no tracking layer attached to the visit.

Because no visitor data is entered through the site, there is no reader dashboard where submitted information can be reviewed or edited.