Privacy Policy

This page explains, in plain language, how Clickholes simultaneously intrudes on and protects your privacy.

Data we process

ClickholesOur beautiful, clickable holes are his zoomable sunburst built on top of his d3.js library. stores and displays wine-industry reference data (for example: producers, vineyards, appellations, and relationship metadata). Depending on your account and usage, we may also process:

account identifiers needed for authentication
activity needed to operate and secure the service
user-submitted updates to catalog records

Why we process data

We process data to:

authenticate users
render the application and its visualizations
maintain data integrity and service reliability
investigate operational or security issues

We do not sell personal dataBut Google does, and will, once it indexes pages with your data..

We do share data with service providers. For example, this page is rendered by a server located in Helsinki, Finland, which we rent from a German company. This company seems quite ernest about privacy but like all German companies headquartered in Germany, it is subject to German laws, one of which makes it a crime to call fat and ugly politicians “fat” or “ugly.”We don’t trust these fuckers and neither should you.

Retention

We retain operational data only as long as needed for product operation, support, legal obligations, and security. Retention windows may vary by data type. And sometimes we make mistakes.

Your requests

If you need correction or removal of information that can reasonably be tied to you, please contact us with enough detail to locate the record and verify its provenance to you.

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