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MATRIX_OS

DATA MINIMISATION

Privacy

Privacy here is an architectural constraint rather than a notice. The simplest way to protect visitor data is to never collect it.

WHAT IS NOT COLLECTED

  • No analytics, no page-view counters, no heatmaps, no session recording.
  • No advertising, no third-party trackers, no social embeds, no external JavaScript.
  • No visitor accounts. Browsing this site never creates a record about you.
  • No fingerprinting, no cross-site identifiers, no profile building.

WHAT IS STORED IN THE BROWSER

  • A Recruiter Mode preference, so your chosen presentation persists between visits.
  • A language preference, so your chosen language persists between visits.
  • A flag recording that the boot animation has already been shown this session.
  • For the administrator only: an authenticated session managed by the auth provider. These values stay on your device.

WHAT THE SERVER STORES

  • Published portfolio content, which is public by design.
  • One administrator account, held by the managed authentication provider.
  • Audit records of administrative actions: timestamp, event type, affected resource, actor identifier. Metadata only, never content bodies or visitor data.

TERMINAL AND LAB DATA

  • The simulated terminal runs entirely in your browser against already-public content.
  • Terminal input is not logged, not stored, and not sent anywhere for processing.
  • Lab scenarios use fictional generated data and never touch real systems.

YOUR CONTROL

  • Clearing site data in your browser removes every preference this site has stored.
  • Because no visitor identity exists, there is no visitor profile to request or delete.
  • Contact messages are retained for 90 days and are never shared or used for AI training. This page is updated whenever data handling changes.