Privacy Policy

Who we are

We are apkconvoy.blogspot.com a private blog with the goal of helping you find apks, apps, and games: Our website address is: https://apkconvoy.blogspot.com/.

Comments

We are always looking for ways to improve the experience of our visitors, so we've implemented a few new features that will help you get in touch with your loved ones while online. These include an easy way talk privately through inbox messaging on gravatar profiles and sending private messages directly from within user profiles without ever having leave the site! And did somebody mention spam? Well now they'll know who's commentating because Gravatars automatically extracts data about device type & location info when someone leaves feedback or comments - this helps fight against pesky spammers by letting us track down any possible abuse accounts left behind after approval has been granted.

We use cookies on the site to make sure you don't have to re-enter your password each time you leave and come back. We do not store any personal information inside our cookie that we set, so it's easy for users like yourself who are looking into managing their own privacy settings!

Media

You should avoid uploading images that include embedded location data (EXIF GPS) to your website. This is because visitors can download and extract any information from these files, which could put your privacy at risk!

Cookies

We use cookies so that we don't ask for your information multiple times when browsing from one post to another as well as keeping preferences synced between devices! These are good habits - they last 1 year before being reset back but can also store up until 3 months worth at any given time depending how often you visit this blog which might mean less scrolling needed since everything would already exist where my eyes need find it most easily 

The website designers want us all think that the temporary cookie they set will be discarded when you close your browser, but in reality if it isn't deleted by our system or at least expires within a certain period of time.

The websites' primary goal is for visitors to keep coming back so as long as there are no technical difficulties with closing out cookies after accessing them - which typically has not been an issue until now-their target may have already been accomplished!

When you log in, we will also set up several cookies to save your login information and screen display choices. Login Cookies last for two days; however if selected with "Remember Me" then they'll be active as long as thirty days or until the user selects an output which deletes it from memory themselves within this time period (i recommend choosing something simple like 'remember me'). Screen options only cookie creates a one year history so that way when changing pages/tabs mid session without having logged out first

If you publish or edit an article, a cookie will be saved in your browser. This small file includes no personal data and simply indicates the post ID of any story with which you were involved when it expires after 1 day.

Embedded content from other websites

Articles on this site may include embedded content (e.g., videos, images, articles). Embedded content from other websites behaves in the exact same way as if you had visited that originating website – with one exception! Websites like YouTube will sometimes track your browsing behavior and use cookies to remember what video or article was interesting enough for users to watch again later.

The sites also monitor interactions between their own third party tracking code.

Who we share your data with

The password reset email will include your IP address to help us identify who has requested this.

How long we retain your data

The "metadata" for all future comments will be retained indefinitely so we can recognize any follow-up thoughts automatically. This way, if you post something controversial or important in one of our threads and it isn't approved yet (like I did!), then there's no need to hold onto that wisdom just because nobody else knows about its importance yet!

Furthermore, registered users have the ability to view and edit their own personal information including username unless it has been changed through some other source like Facebook- which is useful should someone decide there isn’t enough uniqueness about themselves without having access via email address etcetera!

Website administrators also possess this same level edit privileges except total overruling anything selected at first hand; therefore making sure no confidential data gets leaked accidentally during typos

What rights you have over your data

If you have an account with us, or left comments on one of our older posts and would like to be able request a file containing your personal data? We will provide it. You can also ask that any information which we hold about yourself (including anything submitted) become inaccessible in case there are breaches at some point down the line where this info could compromise someone’s identity!

Where we send your data

Visitors to your website may be checked through an automated spam detection service.