Privacy policy

Privacy Policy

At Fin Sethu Global (finsethuglobal.blogspot.com), accessible across international web channels, safeguarding the privacy of our visitors is one of our primary commitments. This Privacy Policy document details the types of information documented by our systems and how we manage it.

1. Standard Log Files

Fin Sethu Global follows industry-standard protocols regarding the deployment of web log files. These records register visitors when they access digital pages. The metadata gathered includes Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, browser variants, Internet Service Providers (ISP), date/time stamps, landing/exit pages, and click quantities. This telemetry data is utilized strictly for analyzing demographic trends, tracking navigation patterns, and maintaining server health.

2. Cookies and Web Beacons

Like all standard publishing resources, Fin Sethu Global uses cookies to record visitor preferences and log page-level engagement history. This technical data optimizes our site delivery by customizing reading experiences to your hardware and browser environment.

3. Google DoubleClick DART Cookies & AdSense Policy

Google operates as a verified third-party vendor across our infrastructure:

  • Google utilizes specialized DART cookies to serve tailored advertisements to visitors based on interactions with this platform and other global websites.
  • Visitors retain full liberty to opt out of personalized DART cookie targeting by reviewing the official Google Ad and Content Network Privacy Policy.

4. Third-Party Advertising Networks

Third-party ad servers or networks use technologies like cookies, JavaScript, or Web Beacons within their respective advertisements and links delivered directly onto your display. They automatically collect your IP address when this happens. Fin Sethu Global maintains zero direct administrative authority or control over third-party advertising cookies.

5. Children's Information Protection

Preserving online safety for minors remains a core priority. Fin Sethu Global does not knowingly collect personally identifiable records from children under the age of 13. If you believe your child submitted personal identifiers on our portal, please contact us immediately to expunge such records promptly.

Data Controller & Inquiries: Sethupathi S
Email: sethupathi9538@gmail.com

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