Privacy Policy

Privacy policy explaining the current static site's data practices and what will change if analytics or forms are added.

Current site configuration

The current AI Business Foundry build is a static publication and does not intentionally provide an on-site account system, checkout or lead-capture form. The site's present purpose is publishing informational and commercial editorial content.

This policy describes the current build. If analytics, advertising, email capture, cookies or other data-processing services are introduced, the policy should be revised before those services are treated as part of the production site.

External websites

Pages may link to third-party websites, including merchant destinations. When you leave AI Business Foundry, the destination operates under its own privacy practices, terms and technical systems.

We do not control how a third-party merchant processes information you provide directly to that merchant. Review the destination's current privacy information before submitting personal data.

Server and hosting considerations

Like most hosted websites, infrastructure providers may process technical request information required to deliver pages, maintain security and operate the service. The site is hosted using Cloudflare Pages in the current project configuration.

Hosting and network-level processing is distinct from intentionally building a marketing database or on-site account system. This policy should not be read as a promise that ordinary web infrastructure generates no technical logs.

Affiliate links

Affiliate links can contain referral parameters that allow a merchant or affiliate system to attribute a qualifying transaction. Once a visitor follows such a link, the destination's own technologies and policies govern its processing.

The presence of a referral parameter does not mean AI Business Foundry receives all information a visitor provides to the merchant.

Future analytics and measurement

Search and audience measurement can help improve content, but adding a new analytics service can change data practices. Before such a service is intentionally added, the implementation and this policy should be reviewed together.

The project state is used to preserve important implementation decisions so that privacy-relevant scripts are not silently added or removed during unrelated revisions.

Future email or forms

If the site later collects email addresses or other personal information, the form should explain the purpose of collection and the privacy policy should describe relevant processing and service providers.

Consent, retention, deletion and unsubscribe practices should be designed around the actual feature rather than copied from a generic policy that does not match the site.

Policy maintenance

Privacy statements should reflect the deployed site rather than aspirational features. Whenever scripts, forms, advertising or analytics change, this page should be reviewed as part of deployment QA.

Readers should use the current version of this page when evaluating the site's stated practices.

How this policy or editorial standard is applied in practice

Site-wide standards are useful only when they match the deployed publication. During revisions, technical SEO, disclosures, monetized destinations, verification assets, navigation and approved content decisions are checked together so that improving one component does not silently remove another. This is particularly important for a commercial publication because trust depends on both the words a reader sees and the technical behavior behind them.

The publication also favors specific explanations over generic assurances. When a product claim can change, the page should tell the reader what to verify. When an affiliate relationship exists, the commercial relationship should be disclosed. When a limitation affects the usefulness of guidance, the limitation should be stated rather than hidden behind promotional language.

Readers should treat these standards as part of the context for using the site. They explain how information is prepared and what the publication does not promise. They do not replace the terms, policies or contractual information supplied by independent third parties.

How this policy or editorial standard is applied in practice

Site-wide standards are useful only when they match the deployed publication. During revisions, technical SEO, disclosures, monetized destinations, verification assets, navigation and approved content decisions are checked together so that improving one component does not silently remove another. This is particularly important for a commercial publication because trust depends on both the words a reader sees and the technical behavior behind them.

The publication also favors specific explanations over generic assurances. When a product claim can change, the page should tell the reader what to verify. When an affiliate relationship exists, the commercial relationship should be disclosed. When a limitation affects the usefulness of guidance, the limitation should be stated rather than hidden behind promotional language.

Readers should treat these standards as part of the context for using the site. They explain how information is prepared and what the publication does not promise. They do not replace the terms, policies or contractual information supplied by independent third parties.

How this policy or editorial standard is applied in practice

Site-wide standards are useful only when they match the deployed publication. During revisions, technical SEO, disclosures, monetized destinations, verification assets, navigation and approved content decisions are checked together so that improving one component does not silently remove another. This is particularly important for a commercial publication because trust depends on both the words a reader sees and the technical behavior behind them.

The publication also favors specific explanations over generic assurances. When a product claim can change, the page should tell the reader what to verify. When an affiliate relationship exists, the commercial relationship should be disclosed. When a limitation affects the usefulness of guidance, the limitation should be stated rather than hidden behind promotional language.

Readers should treat these standards as part of the context for using the site. They explain how information is prepared and what the publication does not promise. They do not replace the terms, policies or contractual information supplied by independent third parties.