Privacy
What the Secure Autonomous Register collects, why, and how to have it removed. Effective 2026-11-01. Published by Tseek LLC, 2108 N St #17617, Sacramento, CA 95816, USA.
What we collect, and why
| When you | We keep | To | For how long |
|---|---|---|---|
| Read the site | Nothing we can tie to you. The site is static files served by Vercel, which keeps standard server logs (IP address, pages requested, browser type) for its own operation. We set no cookies and run no advertising or tracking. | Serve the pages | Per Vercel's retention |
| Open a page | An anonymous count: the page's address, the name of the website that linked to it (for example news.ycombinator.com), whether the screen is phone-sized, and a campaign tag if the link carried one. The campaign tag is also kept in your browser's session storage until you close the tab, so that if you then sign up or give feedback, we know which post or note brought you. No cookies, no IP address, no device or browser identifier, nothing that tells one reader from another. Automated visitors are not counted. | Know which pages are useful, where readers come from, and whether the site works for phone readers | Daily counts kept 45 days by our counter store (Upstash), then only daily totals, in our private repository |
| Answer the private preview | Your ratings and answers, your comment, and the reading code in your invitation link (such as sec-04). Not your name; only the editor knows whose code is whose. Your email only if you ask for the weekly email. | Decide what changes before the public launch | Up to two years, then kept only as anonymous totals |
| Join the Team plan waitlist | Your email, the plan, and the role and organization if you give them | Write to you before the plan opens; understand who it is for | Until the plan opens or you ask us to remove you |
| Subscribe to weekly alerts | Your email address, the profile you chose, the date, and the campaign tag that brought you, if any | Send the weekly email you asked for | Until you unsubscribe (one click in every email, or write to us) |
| Send a right of reply, a dispute, or a submission | What you send: your name, role, email, and the text and links you provide | Verify who is responding, decide the item, and tell you the outcome | For as long as the case it concerns is in the Register, as part of its record |
| Give feedback | Your answer, your role and comment if you give them, the page you were on, and your email only if you choose to add it | Improve the Register; reply if you asked | Up to two years, then deleted or kept only as an anonymous count |
| Email us | Your email and its contents | Reply | Ordinary mailbox retention |
What we publish
A statement from a company or person named in a case is published on that case, verbatim, with the responder's organization. We do not publish the responder's email address. A dispute that leads to a correction is logged on the case with the date, the old value, the new value, and the reason; the disputant is not named unless they ask to be. Submissions become cases only after review, built from primary records, not from the submitter's text.
What we do not do
- We do not sell, rent, or share personal information with anyone for their own use.
- We do not use your email for anything other than the purpose you gave it for.
- We do not profile readers or build audiences.
Who processes it
Pages are served by Vercel; anonymous page counts are kept by Upstash. Email is handled by Google Workspace. Subscriptions and intake are stored in a private repository on GitHub, and weekly emails are sent through Resend. Each processes data on our instructions under its own terms.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected or deleted, or unsubscribe, by writing to register@secureautonomous.com. We answer within 30 days. California residents have these rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act; we honor the same rights for everyone. Deleting your email from the alert list does not remove a statement you asked us to publish on a case; ask for that separately and we will consider it against the public record.
Changes
This page shows its effective date at the top. Material changes are logged in the Register's repository.