This policy explains how Kainat Journals handles information when you read the site, leave a comment, contact us, or request email updates.
Information you choose to share
The contact form stores your name, email address, message and consent time privately in WordPress so we can respond. Newsletter requests store your email address and opt-in status. You are subscribed only after confirming your email. Comments store the information you submit and may include an IP address and browser information for moderation and spam prevention.
Browser storage and essential cookies
The site remembers your light or dark theme in your browser. WordPress uses essential cookies for signed-in accounts and may offer to remember comment details. Hosting systems may keep access and security logs. Form request limits use short-lived, hashed network identifiers to reduce abuse.
Email and service providers
Email providers process the information needed to send subscription confirmations or respond to messages. Confirmed subscribers may be transferred to the newsletter delivery service used by the publisher. Newsletter messages must include an unsubscribe option. We do not sell your contact submissions.
Advertising and analytics
This local version does not load advertising or analytics scripts. If advertising or analytics is enabled on the public site, this section must identify the active providers and explain their use of cookies, identifiers and consent choices before those services are turned on.
Retention and your choices
We keep submissions while they are needed to respond to requests or manage subscriptions. You can request a copy or deletion of your information through the contact page. Unsubscribing through the confirmation email removes your subscriber record from this site. Backups and necessary security records may remain until their retention periods end.
Contact and updates
For questions about this policy, use the contact form. The publisher should update this policy when the public hosting, email, advertising or analytics arrangements change.