MortiTech · Privacy policy
A simple account of how the site handles information.
MortiTech is a personal portfolio and writing site. Most pages can be read without sharing personal information.
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Who runs the site
MortiTech is operated by Morty Taghdisi and presented from Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Messages
If you use the contact form, we store your name, email address, subject, and message so it can be reviewed and answered. Your message is kept private and your email address is not published.
Newsletter
Newsletter registration uses explicit consent and double opt-in. The list is for occasional notes about software architecture, AI engineering, projects, and games. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Comments
Comments are reviewed before they appear. Your email address stays private; your name and comment may be published after approval. Comment text is displayed as plain text.
Reactions and metrics
A short-lived first-party identifier lets you change or remove a reaction without creating an account. The server stores a hash of that identifier. The site also records broad content metrics, such as views and reading milestones, rather than a cross-site browsing profile.
Cookies and service providers
The site uses limited first-party storage for functional preferences, reactions, and session handling. It does not use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. Cloudflare provides hosting, storage, delivery, and bot protection. A configured email provider may deliver contact, comment, or newsletter notifications.
Retention and requests
We keep information only as long as it is needed to respond, moderate, maintain an unsubscribe decision, operate the site, or meet a legal obligation. For access, correction, deletion, or other privacy requests, use the private contact form and describe what you need. We may ask for enough information to confirm your identity.
We do not sell personal information or use it for targeted advertising. If you have a question about this policy, please get in touch through the contact form.