Privacy notice
Last updated: 19 July 2026
This site keeps things simple. It serves public content, sets no cookies, and runs no analytics products, ad trackers, or third-party scripts. There's no account to create and no consent banner, because there's nothing on your device to ask about. The only data involved is the standard server log that any website keeps.
Who is responsible
Boris Stricky is the data controller for this site (borisstricky.dev.br).
Under the LGPD I'm the controlador; there is no separate DPO or
encarregado, so send anything about your data (questions, requests, complaints)
to privacy@borisstricky.dev.br and it comes
to me directly.
What is collected
When you request a page, the server that fronts this site writes an entry to its access log, the same as essentially every web server. Each entry records only:
- the page (URL) you requested and the response status
- the date and time
That's it. No IP address, no user-agent string, no cookies, no persistent identifier stored on your device, no profile built across sites. Nothing in the log can be tied back to a specific visitor.
Why
These logs exist for basic operational visibility: seeing that requests are succeeding, debugging problems, and getting a rough sense of what content gets read. Because none of it identifies a visitor, this isn't personal data under the GDPR or LGPD, so no legal basis or consent is needed for it, but you're told about it here regardless.
How long it's kept
Access logs are kept for a limited period, no longer than 90 days, and then rotated and deleted. They aren't combined with anything else, sold, or shared.
Contact
To reach me about any of the below, email privacy@borisstricky.dev.br. One practical note: since nothing in the logs identifies a visitor, there's no way to look up or single out any individual's entries in the first place, so these rights mainly apply to any direct correspondence you send me (like an email), not to the access logs.
Changes to this notice
If the site starts doing something new with data, this page gets updated and the "Last updated" date at the top changes with it. Any material change will be described here before it takes effect.