Privacy Choices

Email hello@finesyte.com from the account email when possible. State the request and the account or order it concerns. Do not send passwords, payment-card numbers, or identity documents unless FineSyte later explains why verification is necessary and provides a suitable method.

• Ask what information FineSyte has about you.
• Ask to correct or delete information.
• Ask for a portable copy where applicable.
• Withdraw optional review or website-feature permission.
• Ask about marketing, sale, sharing, profiling, or other processing.

Available rights and required verification depend on applicable law. FineSyte will not request more verification information than reasonably needed for the request.

The current application does not identify advertising pixels, behavioral-advertising integrations, or a customer-data sales feature. When configured for production, FineSyte may use Google Analytics 4 for aggregate site-usage and conversion measurement. This page describes current product functionality and does not make a claim about which legal rights apply in every location.

FineSyte does not operate customer-data sales, targeted advertising, or advertising pixels. Google Analytics 4 receives page paths and approved aggregate events only; FineSyte does not intentionally send names, emails, phone numbers, intake answers, uploads, or customer messages.

The current code uses account-session technology. A production cookie and network audit is still required. No statement is made that FineSyte is legally required—or not required—to honor Global Privacy Control until applicability and actual data practices are verified.

FineSyte currently uses essential account-session technology and a short-lived return-routing cookie. If Google Analytics 4 is enabled, its measurement cookies or similar technical identifiers are used for aggregate measurement, not advertising.

Requests are handled manually through hello@finesyte.com. FineSyte starts with account-email or existing-order verification, checks the systems relevant to the request, avoids requesting government identification by default, and records completion and any retained information needed for payment, security, disputes, accounting, or legal records.