Information about your data
Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 29, 2026
We care about your privacy and want to provide clear information so you can manage and control your “personal data” or “personal information,” as those terms are defined under applicable laws.
1. Scope of this policy
This policy explains data handling associated with Daniel’s campaign website and the promotion of a well-being e-book. The website presents the campaign and lets visitors select a purchase amount before opening an external checkout platform.
The operator of this website must be identified here before publication. The campaign beneficiary is not necessarily the website operator.
2. Data handled on this website
The current website has no registration form, login area, visitor-submitted comments, or payment processing of its own. Search only finds sections within this page. Amount selections, likes, and gallery interactions are held temporarily within the page and are not sent to a database operated by this website.
Once the website is hosted, the hosting provider may process technical data needed to deliver and protect the page, such as IP addresses, access dates and times, browser information, requested pages, and error logs. The provider and relevant terms must be identified in this policy once hosting is selected.
3. Purchases, payments, and e-book delivery
The planned purchase options are $20, $30, $40, $50, and $60 USD, each associated with a separate checkout link. Before leaving the website, visitors are informed that they are purchasing an e-book and that proceeds received from the sale will go toward Daniel’s campaign.
The checkout platform may request identification, contact, billing, and payment information depending on the transaction and its own requirements. This website does not request or store payment card numbers or payment passwords.
Depending on the platform’s features and permissions, the seller may receive information needed to confirm the purchase, deliver the content, provide support, and meet legal obligations. Check the seller’s identity and support channels at checkout. We do not assume access to every type of information collected by the platform.
Access instructions will be emailed after payment is confirmed, according to the delivery process configured for the product. Any future use of email for advertising would require its own notice and an appropriate legal basis.
Review the privacy policy provided by the checkout platform to understand how it handles information.
4. Purposes and legal grounds
Where personal data is processed, purposes may include delivering the website, maintaining security, processing purchases, delivering the product, responding to requests, and meeting legal obligations. Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, processing may rely on a contract or steps requested by the buyer, legal obligations, appropriately assessed legitimate interests, or consent. Visiting this website is not treated as consent to advertising.
5. Cookies and similar technologies
The current website code does not install audience analytics or advertising pixels and does not write cookies or data to localStorage or sessionStorage. Fonts and images are loaded from the website’s own files.
Your browser may cache files to load pages faster. Hosting providers and external services may use their own technologies. If cookies or trackers are added, this policy must be updated and appropriate controls provided before activation where required by law.
See our Cookie Policy.
6. Sharing and external services
When you use a sharing button, it may open a social network, copy the campaign address, or use your device’s sharing feature. The website does not automatically post to social networks. An external service may receive connection data and information you choose to share.
Purchase information may be handled by the checkout provider, the seller, and service providers needed for the transaction and delivery, according to their roles, contracts, and legal obligations. This website is not configured to sell personal information or perform behavioral advertising.
7. International data transfers
Platforms and service providers may handle information in countries other than your country of residence. Where applicable, the party responsible for processing must follow legal requirements and safeguards for international transfers. Review the relevant platform’s disclosures for details of its operations.
8. Retention and security
The current website does not maintain its own visitor registration database. Transaction information and technical logs, where they exist, should be retained only as necessary for disclosed purposes, legal obligations, and the establishment or exercise of legal rights, according to the criteria of the party responsible for each activity.
Security measures should be appropriate to the information and risks involved. No system offers absolute security. Do not send passwords, complete card details, or unnecessary identity documents in support requests.
9. Your privacy rights
Depending on applicable law and the circumstances, you may be able to request confirmation of processing, access, correction, deletion, portability, information about sharing, or restriction of or objection to processing. You may also withdraw consent where processing relies on it and complain to a competent authority. Rights may be subject to legal conditions and exceptions.
Where Brazil’s LGPD applies, see the Brazilian data protection authority’s guidance on individual rights.
10. U.S. state and international privacy rights
If you live in a U.S. state with a privacy law, such as California, Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Utah, Oregon, Texas, Montana, Delaware, Iowa, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Tennessee, Minnesota, Maryland, New Jersey, Indiana, Kentucky, or Rhode Island, you may have additional rights. These depend on the applicable law, its effective date, the activities involved, and whether the relevant operator meets the law’s applicability criteria. Living in one of these states does not, by itself, make every state privacy law applicable to this website.
Rights may include access, correction, deletion, obtaining a copy of information, and, where applicable, opting out of sales, sharing for targeted advertising, or certain profiling. Appeal procedures and authorized-agent rights may also be available under applicable law.
For California, see the official CCPA guidance. For Colorado, see the official Colorado Privacy Act guidance. People outside the United States may also have rights under local law.
11. Exercising your rights
Website operator contact: awaiting confirmation. A contact channel must be provided before publication for requests concerning data handled by the website operator or seller.
For data handled by the checkout platform, use the channels identified in its privacy policy. Requests about hosting or social networks should be directed to the party responsible for the relevant processing, as appropriate.
A request should identify the right you wish to exercise and include the minimum information needed to locate your relationship with the service. Proportionate identity verification may be necessary. Requests will be reviewed according to applicable legal procedures, time limits, and exceptions.
12. Children and teenagers
This website was not designed to collect children’s data. Purchases and disclosures of information by minors must follow applicable law and the checkout platform’s rules. Any processing specifically directed at children or teenagers must be assessed and disclosed in advance.
13. Changes to this policy
This policy must be reviewed when hosting, forms, analytics tools, checkout, product delivery, or data uses change. The version date appears at the top of the page. Changes requiring consent or specific notice must meet applicable requirements.