Privacy Policy
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This policy covers enovace.com, blog.enovace.com and ENOVACE Google Operations. The ENOVACE website operator manages both sites and the local operations tool.
Website visitor data
Hosting and security
Both sites use Cloudflare Pages for delivery. Cloudflare may process IP addresses, request URLs, browser information and request timing to serve, cache and protect pages. Security features may use cookies where applicable.
Tag management and analytics
Both sites load Google Tag Manager to manage measurement tags. Google Analytics 4 measures page views and other interactions to help us understand traffic and site performance. Google may process page URLs, referrers, browser or device information, approximate location and identifiers stored in cookies or similar technologies.
Advertising
Both sites load Google AdSense. Google and its advertising partners may use cookies or similar technologies and process device, browser and visit information to deliver and measure ads, limit repetition and prevent fraud. Ads may be personalized depending on settings, location and applicable choices.
Blog comments and other embeds
Eligible Blog articles load Giscus, which uses GitHub Discussions. If you sign in and post, Giscus and GitHub process your GitHub identity and contribution, which may be publicly visible. The Blog also embeds a GitHub star button from ghbtns.com and requests font resources from cdnjs. Individual articles can load external media or interactive embeds. These providers may receive request details such as your IP address, browser information and referrer. External links, including affiliate links, take you to services with their own privacy practices.
Browser choices
The Blog stores your theme preference in browser local storage. You can clear site storage, block cookies or adjust ad personalization in your browser or Google account. Blocking third-party resources can affect comments, ads and embedded content.
Website privacy controls
Google account data in ENOVACE Google Operations
ENOVACE Google Operations is a local administration tool being prepared for the ENOVACE website operator. It is intended to use official Google APIs for site operations and analysis. The planned OAuth 2.0 workflow accesses only the Google account you actively authorize and the resources that account can read. The current scope set is read-only.
About ENOVACE Google Operations
- Google Tag Manager
tagmanager.readonlyContainers, tags, triggers, variables and versions. Review tracking configuration. - Google Analytics 4
analytics.readonlyProperties, data streams, traffic and event reports. Analyze website performance. - Google AdSense
adsense.readonlySite status, ad units and earnings reports. Analyze advertising performance. - Google Search Console
webmasters.readonlySite properties, sitemaps and search performance. Analyze organic search visibility.
Storage, security and third-party processing
A desktop OAuth client configuration is stored in an access-restricted local folder outside the website repositories. The OAuth and Google API integration has yet to be implemented. The tool currently does not obtain access or refresh tokens, fetch Google account data, or save API exports, caches or reports. Storage, retention and local deletion procedures are planned for implementation.
If the operator later provides Google API results, terminal output or report excerpts to Codex, that material can become model context and be sent to OpenAI for processing. This transfer is outside the planned workflow. Before enabling any such use, we will verify the actual data flow and settings, disclose the handling and obtain any consent required by Google’s policy.
Google Limited Use
We will use Google API data only for the operations and analysis described above and in accordance with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including applicable Limited Use requirements. We do not sell Google user data or use it for unrelated advertising, ad targeting or personalization. Any transfer must be allowed by Google’s policy and subject to its consent requirements.
Your choices, deletion requests and updates
If you grant access in the future, you can revoke it at any time from your Google Account’s third-party connections page. Revocation stops future authorized access. Any copies saved under a future workflow would require separate deletion.
Manage third-party access in your Google Account
For privacy questions or requests to access, correct or delete personal data, email [email protected]. Please keep passwords, OAuth tokens and other credentials out of any request.
We will post policy updates on this page and revise the date above. We will disclose material changes to Google data handling before enabling them.