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Who We Are

Our website address is https://codelearner.in.

Personal User Information

Codelearner.in does not require users to register. You are free to browse and navigate the site without providing any personal details. Any personal information collected, such as email addresses submitted via comments or forms, is voluntarily provided and never shared with third parties, except where required by law.

What Personal Data We Collect and Why We Collect It

  • Voluntarily Provided Data: We only collect personal information that you willingly provide, such as email addresses when leaving comments.
  • Usage Data: To improve out website, we gather aggregate information about user interactions on our site, such as page views and time spent on specific sections. This data is collected solely for analytical purposes to enhance user experience and provide relevant information to advertisers.
  • Advertising: We partner with Google Adsense, a third-party vendor, which uses cookies to serve ads based on your visits to this and other sites. Google may collect information to optimize ads served to you. To opt out of personalized ads from Google, visit Google's Ad and Content Network Privacy Policy.
  • Other Third-Party Advertisers: We may also display ads from third-party networks that use cookies to track user behavior. These networks have their own privacy policies, which can be reviewed on their respective websites. Codelearner.in does not have access to or control over these cookies.

Comments and Date

When visitors leave comments on the site, we collect the information shown in the comments form, such as email addresses and any voluntarily submitted data. Email addresses are kept private and are not displayed alongside your comment.

Analytics

We use Google Analytics to track and analyze site traffic and user behavior. We do not store any personal information on our servers. Google Analytics operates under Google's privacy policy, and no personally identifiable information is collected or shared by us.

Cookies

Codelearner.in is hosted on Blogger.com, and cookies may be used by Blogger to enhance your browsing experience. A cookie is a small data file stored on your device, allowing us to:
  • Remember your preferences.
  • Recognize returning visitors.
  • Analyze site performance and improve the user experience.
Since Blogger.com handles certain aspects of site management, cookies may also be placed by Blogger or third-party services integrated through their platform. For more details about how Blogger.com uses cookies, please refer to Bloggers's content policy and google's privacy policy.

Caching

This website uses caching to speed up load times and improve the overall user experience. Cache files store copies of web pages temporarily and are managed by our caching system. These files are automatically purged as per the schedule set by our administrators and are not accessible by any third parties unless needed for technical support purposes.

Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may update or revise this policy from time to time. Any changes will be reflected on this page. It is your responsibility to review this privacy policy periodically.

Contact Us

If you have any questions regarding this privacy policy, feel free to contact us through our site's contact form.

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