Building rules

What stays in the walls

A building keeps what happens inside it inside. This page answers the four privacy questions worth asking, in the order tenants ask them — and where the honest answer is 'nothing', it says nothing.

What do you collect about me?

Almost nothing, structurally: these are static pages with no accounts, no carts, no forms, no comment boxes, no newsletter traps, and no advertising or analytics trackers following you between sites. There is no profile of you here to fill, so none gets filled.

What does the building see anyway?

The hosting company keeps ordinary access logs — IP address, page requested, timestamp — briefly, for security, and we see them only as totals: which rooms got toured this week, never by whom. That ledger lives with the host and expires on a short rolling schedule.

What happens when I click through to Amazon?

You cross into Amazon's building, where their privacy policy takes over completely. The link carries a referral tag that tells Amazon which site held the door open; nothing about who you are, what you buy, or where you live ever travels back to us.

And the email I send you?

Mail to keys@snaatus.com is read by a person, kept only while the conversation lives, and deleted whole on request the same day you ask. Nothing on this site is aimed at children and no data about them is knowingly held. If any of these answers ever change, the change appears on this page, dated, before it takes effect.