Privacy Policy
Thefrogo privacy policy statements
Thefrogo does not retain information about your visit for any reason other than tracking the effectiveness of the blog’s content using cookies, which you may disable at any time by changing the browser settings. The blog’s author does not disclose personal information to third parties.
The owner disclaims all liability for any unauthorized reposting of this blog’s material on other websites or in other media.
Guidelines for blog comments
The site’s owner maintains the right to edit or remove blog comments at any time and without prior notice for the following reasons:
- Considered to be spam remarks
- Comments that are obscene or include potentially unpleasant language or emotions.
- Comments that are addressed towards a specific person
Cookies policy
You have the choice to opt-in to having your name, email address, and website saved in cookies when you leave a comment on our website. So that you don’t have to enter your information twice when submitting a comment, these are provided for your convenience. There are a year’s worth of cookies here.
We will also create a number of cookies when you log in to remember your login details and screen display preferences. While cookies for screen choices last for a year, cookies for login only last for two days. Your login information will be retained for two weeks if you choose “Remember Me.” In the event that you log out of your account, the login cookies are deleted.
What rights do you have over your data?
If you have an account on our website or have left comments, you can request an exported file of the private information we have on file for you, including any information you have contributed to us. You can also request that any personal information we have on file for you be removed. This does not include any data that we are required to store for administrative, security, or legal reasons.
This privacy statement was created on August 13, 2022, and it may be amended in the future with or without notice. If this privacy statement changes in the future, you should revisit it on this page.