How this site treats your data

I use Google Analytics to see how the site is used: which pages are viewed (including navigation within the site) and a few interactions — résumé downloads and clicks on the contact links. Google Analytics sets its _ga cookies to tell returning visitors apart. This tells me what people find useful; it doesn't tell me who you are.

When someone downloads my résumé PDF, the server records the download and reports it to Google Analytics — matched to the visitor's Google Analytics cookies when they exist, and anonymously otherwise. Requests that look like automated crawlers aren't counted.

There's a login on this site, but it's mine — visitors can't create accounts. Its machinery sets a small security-token cookie in every browser, and a session cookie only when I actually log in. Both are functional; neither tracks you.

If you write to hello@bkuberek.com, I use your message and address to reply and correspond — nothing else. No mailing lists, no sharing. If you'd rather I delete a past exchange, ask and I will.

No ads. No selling or sharing of personal data. The site itself does no cross-site tracking.

Analytics here is served from the site's own domain, so whether a content blocker catches it depends on the blocker. Blocking it breaks nothing — the site is fully functional with analytics blocked. Google's Analytics opt-out add-on still works, and clearing your cookies resets any identifiers.

Analytics data lives in Google Analytics and is kept for its configured retention period; this site keeps no database of visitors of its own. The site's host (Vercel) processes requests to serve pages, as any web host does.

Email me at hello@bkuberek.com. If how the site works changes, this page and its date change with it.