111111Travel Gazette
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Privacy Policy

Last updated: February 20, 2025 • Jurisdiction: United States (Delaware / California CCPA & CPRA harmonized)

1. Data Controller Identification

This website and digital publication are operated under the commercial brand name 111111 on the domain janseen.space. For all matters concerning individual privacy rights, data handling inquiries, or verification of records, you may communicate directly with our assigned data representative via email at [email protected].

2. Scope of this Policy

This Policy applies exclusively to information collected through janseen.space, our web forms, newsletter subscription channels, and direct email correspondence. It details the mechanisms by which 111111 gathers, maintains, secures, and handles information provided by visitors residing in the United States and international readers.

3. Categories of Information Collected

We classify user data into three distinct processing streams:

  • Direct Submissions: Information you voluntarily supply through forms (e.g., full name, email address, optional contact phone number, destination preferences, and travel brief notes).
  • Automated Telemetry: Log records automatically provided by your browser upon visiting our server, including IP address, user-agent string, operating system type, referring URLs, timestamps, and pages accessed.
  • Cookie and Consent Telemetry: Analytical metrics gathered in accordance with Google Consent Mode v2, storing preference states regarding strictly necessary vs. optional measurement scripts.

4. Purposes of Processing & Legal Framework

PurposeCollected DataLegal Basis (US / State Model)
Fulfillment of bespoke itinerary requests & repliesName, email, phone, message contentContractual performance / Legitimate intent
Dispatch of bi-weekly editorial journal newsletterEmail addressAffirmative Opt-In Consent
Server security, DDoS prevention & stabilityIP address, HTTP request headersLegitimate operational security interests
Aggregated readership analytics & content optimizationPseudonymized cookie tokens, session metricsUser Consent via Consent Mode v2

5. Google Consent Mode v2 & Tracking Architecture

In adherence to Google Consent Mode v2 requirements, our site initializes with advertising and analytical storage flags set by default to denied. Strictly necessary storage required for site layout rendering and security remains operational. Non-essential tags are invoked solely after the visitor grants express authorization via our consent banner. Preferences are retained locally in your browser storage and may be recalled or altered at any time through the “Cookie Settings” utility in our footer.

6. Third-Party Sharing & Non-Sale of Personal Data

111111 does not sell, rent, lease, or trade personal data to data brokers or advertising exchanges. Data is shared only with vetted operational subcontractors acting as strict data processors (such as cloud hosting providers, transactional email delivery services, and regulatory authorities where legally compelled under US federal court subpoenas).

7. Data Retention Cycles

We retain voluntary customer inquiries and itinerary correspondence for a maximum period of twenty-four (24) months following the conclusion of our communications, unless extended retention is mandated for tax or legal recordkeeping. Server log streams are rotated and permanently purged every ninety (90) days.

8. Rights of Consumers (State & International Standards)

Depending on your state of residency (including California under CCPA/CPRA, Virginia under VCDPA, and Colorado under CPA), you possess enforceable rights over your digital persona:

  • Right to know what categories of personal information are held;
  • Right to request correction of inaccurate records;
  • Right to request deletion of non-essential records;
  • Right to non-discrimination for exercising privacy prerogatives;
  • Right to opt out of automated profiling.

To file a verified consumer request, email [email protected]. In the United States, enforcement oversight rests with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA).

9. Protection of Minors

Our publication and curatorial services are not directed toward children under the age of 13. We do not knowingly harvest or store data belonging to minors under thirteen years of age pursuant to COPPA regulations. Should we become aware of inadvertent collection, such files are promptly eliminated.

10. Revision History & Questions

We reserve the right to revise this document periodically to mirror shifts in technical implementation or state statutory standards. Material changes will be annotated with an updated date header. For privacy concerns, reach our compliance desk at [email protected].