PRIVACY

A plain-language account of information used to operate this site.

JohnsonSwagel.com is a personal public website hosted on WordPress.com. It does not sell personal information or offer public account registration.

Information processed automatically

WordPress.com and related hosting, security, delivery, and analytics services may process basic technical information such as IP address, browser and device characteristics, requested pages, timestamps, referrers, cookies, and diagnostic events. This supports site delivery, performance, security, abuse prevention, and aggregate traffic measurement.

Information you provide

When you contact Jonathan by email or through a link on this site, the information you provide is used to read and respond to the message and, when appropriate, preserve the correspondence. Please do not send confidential employer or customer information, privileged legal facts, protected health information, credentials, or personally identifiable datasets through an initial public contact channel.

Subscriptions

If a newsletter or subscription option is offered and you choose to subscribe, WordPress.com may process the email address and related subscription information needed to provide that service. You may use the unsubscribe options included in those communications.

Cookies and external services

WordPress.com and embedded services may use cookies or receive technical information under their own policies. External links, embedded media, and third-party platforms are governed by the privacy practices of those services.

Retention and disclosure

Information is retained only as reasonably needed for site operation, security, correspondence, recordkeeping, or legal obligations. It may be shared with infrastructure providers or disclosed when required by law or necessary to protect the site, its operator, or another person.

What this site does not do

• Sell personal information.
• Use an initial inquiry for unrelated marketing.
• Intentionally publish private correspondence or sensitive personal information.
• Claim control over the privacy practices of linked or embedded third-party services.