Privacy
This page explains what information this website and our email services receive, why it is used, who handles it and how you can ask about it.
When you visit the website
This website is a set of static pages. It does not use a contact form, user accounts, advertising, analytics services or session recording. The website itself does not set cookies, and the fonts, images and scripts are served from this website rather than from third-party services.
Like any website, the server that hosts these pages receives standard technical information when a page is requested, such as your IP address, the page requested, the time of the request and the type of browser used. This information is used to deliver the pages and to keep the website secure.
The website is served by a hosting provider on our behalf. The provider receives this technical information in order to deliver the pages; we do not use it to identify or track visitors.
When you email us
If you email info@goodtech.institute, collaborate@goodtech.institute or funding@goodtech.institute, we receive your email address, your name if you include it, and whatever you write to us. We use this information to read and reply to your message and to continue the conversation you started.
The three addresses are role-based inboxes for general enquiries, collaboration and funding. Your message is handled by the people at the Good Tech Institute responsible for that subject.
Our email is provided by a third-party email service, which stores and delivers messages on our behalf. We do not share your message with anyone outside the institute, and we do not add your address to any mailing list.
Ask about your information
If you have a question about the information we hold from your visit or your emails, or you would like to ask about correcting or deleting an email you sent, contact us.