/Privacy
What this site measures, why, and how to opt out.
What I measure
I count visits to learn which pages and projects people care about. I record:
- the pages viewed (address and title) and the site you came from (LinkedIn, a search engine…), with the parameters of the address, such as those of a campaign link;
- your browser, your system, the type of device (computer, phone), your screen size and your browser language;
- your country, region and city, approximately;
- clicks on the résumé, the email address, GitHub, LinkedIn and the project links.
I don’t try to identify visitors and I measure nothing else.
How
The measurement is done by Umami, open-source software that I host myself on my own server. No data is sent to a third party and no cookie is set.
To count visitors without a cookie, the server computes an identifier from your IP address, your browser and a random value that changes every month. The IP address itself is not stored in the statistics.
Retention and use
Measurements are deleted after 13 months, and their encrypted backup copy at most 32 days later. They are only used to understand how the site is visited: they are not shared, sold or combined with other data.
Opting out
Your browser’s “Do Not Track” signal is respected. You can also turn the measurement off on this browser with the button below: the choice is kept in your browser, not on my side.
Measurement is on for this browser.