Privacy Policy
📝 Privacy Policy Notice
Last Updated: August 26, 2026
Welcome to The Little Compton Blog ("we," "our," or "us"), available at littlecomptonblog.com. We run this website as a small, personal hobby blog. This Privacy Policy details the exact scope of data tracking used on this Site to ensure full transparent disclosure to our visitors.
1. No Active Personal Data Collection
We do not sell products directly, manage user accounts, send email newsletters, or utilize contact forms. We do not knowingly collect, store, or solicit names, email addresses, or phone numbers from our visitors.
2. Automatic Platform Hosting Data (Google Blogger)
This Site is hosted on the Google Blogger platform. Google automatically logs basic, non-identifying internet metadata required to securely host and maintain the site. This includes your:
- IP address (used primarily to generate aggregate traffic location stats and block malicious comment spam).
- Web browser type and operating system.
- Date, time, and specific pages you access on this blog.
3. Affiliate Tracking Disclosure (Zazzle)
We participate in the Zazzle Associates Program (also known as the Zazzle Ambassador Program). This Site contains text or image links pointing to merchandise (such as T-shirts, mugs, and magnets) hosted on Zazzle.com.
- When you click on one of these affiliate links, Zazzle deploys a 45-day tracking cookie onto your web browser.
- This cookie securely tracks whether you make a purchase on their domain so they can attribute a referral commission back to this blog.
- We do not control these cookies, and they function entirely under Zazzle’s proprietary Privacy Notice.
4. California Privacy Disclosures (CIPA & CCPA Compliant)
- CCPA/CPRA: We do not meet the financial or consumer data-volume thresholds to be formally regulated under the California Consumer Privacy Act. We do not sell or traffic your personal data.
- CIPA (Wiretapping Laws): In accordance with the California Invasion of Privacy Act, we explicitly state that this blog does not employ invasive consumer tracking tools, such as Meta marketing pixels, behavioral session-replay trackers, algorithmic ad networks, or live chat data logging. The data handoff to Zazzle occurs only when a user intentionally clicks an outbound link. Routine platform infrastructure managed by our host, Google, is utilized strictly as a service provider exception to properly deliver website files.
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