Privacy policy

Page requests

This page describes the data-related features in the website files for imacs. Hosting and external-service processing can depend on configurations outside these files.

Opening a page sends a request to its server. That request delivers the HTML, styles, scripts and images used by the page.

Hosting information

A hosting provider may process technical information such as an IP address, request time, requested path and browser information for delivery, security or diagnostics.

Cricket images

Precise logging, access controls and retention periods depend on the host. They cannot be established from the static page files alone.

The replacement cricket illustrations and partner logo are served locally by this website. These images do not retrieve personal profile photographs from a remote avatar service.

External template resources

The original templates may request fonts, icon styles and carousel resources from Google Fonts, cdnjs and jsDelivr. Those providers receive the requests needed to deliver their resources.

Forms and email

External resource providers apply their own service and privacy terms. Browser settings can affect whether those requests are allowed.

The supplied page code does not implement a visitor account system, an analytics dashboard or a custom advertising pixel. Additional services introduced by an operator would require this description to be updated.

External links

Where a newsletter field appears, its current notice explains availability. The retained template form does not connect to a subscription backend by itself. Email the editorial desk

Browser choices

An email link opens your chosen mail application. If you send a message, its content and your address are processed by the relevant mail providers and receiving mailbox operator.

Contact

Following a source, social or partner link takes you to a separate service with its own content and privacy practices. Review the destination before sharing personal information.

Page requests

You can control requests and stored website data through your browser. Questions about server logs or received correspondence need to go to the operator, since those records are outside the page code.