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Privacy policy

What OpSkills collects — and why.

Written plainly, without dark patterns. If a term is not in this page, it does not describe how OpSkills handles data.

Effective:  ·  Operator: Swapnil Samfrancisco (Super In Tech), India, serving primarily US traffic.

1. What personal information is collected

Two kinds of personal information reach OpSkills:

2. Why it's collected

Form submissions are used to deliver whatever the form promised (an email, a calculator output, a bonus-match confirmation) and to send a small number of follow-up emails on the same topic if you opted in. Analytics data is used to understand which posts are being read and where readers are getting stuck, so I can improve the site.

3. Who processes it on my behalf

OpSkills uses two third-party processors:

No other third party receives your data. There is no ad retargeting, no data broker sharing, no cross-site tracking pixel on OpSkills.

4. Cookies and affiliate tracking

OpSkills sets one first-party cookie of its own: op-banner-dismissed — a strictly-necessary cookie that remembers when you have dismissed the small promo banner below the header so it stays dismissed for 60 days. It stores a single value (“1”) and identifies nothing about you.

When you click an affiliate link on the site (any “Start GoHighLevel free” button or an in-body link to gohighlevel.com), the destination URL carries a FirstPromoter reference identifier so HighLevel can credit the referral. Any cookies that then get set live on HighLevel's own domain, are set by HighLevel or their affiliate provider (FirstPromoter), and are governed by their privacy policies — not this one.

5. Retention

Form submissions are retained in the GoHighLevel workflow / contact database until you request deletion, or until I retire the associated audience or campaign. Cloudflare Web Analytics data is retained per Cloudflare's default schedule (typically six months of aggregate traffic data).

6. Cross-border data transfer

I operate from India. GoHighLevel and Cloudflare are US-based, and the majority of OpSkills readers are in the US. This means personal information you submit through a form is transferred across borders — from wherever you are, to Super In Tech in India, and to GoHighLevel and Cloudflare in the US.

By submitting a form on OpSkills you are consenting to that transfer. If you would prefer not to have your data processed by US-based providers, do not submit a form; you can still read every post on the site without providing any personal information.

7. Your rights under GDPR (EEA / UK)

If you are in the European Economic Area, the UK, or Switzerland, you have the following rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR):

The lawful basis for form data is your consent, or legitimate interest in responding to a request you made. The lawful basis for aggregate analytics is legitimate interest, and because Cloudflare Web Analytics does not identify individual visitors, most GDPR rights do not attach to it.

8. Your rights under CCPA / CPRA (California)

If you are a California resident, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) as amended by the CPRA gives you:

9. How to request access, correction, or deletion

Email swapnil@superintech.com from the email address the request concerns, with “Privacy request” in the subject line and a clear description of what you want done. I aim to respond within 30 days. If the request is unusually complex I will tell you sooner and give a realistic deadline.

10. Contact

Swapnil Samfrancisco — swapnil@superintech.com

11. Changes to this policy

If this policy changes materially, the “Effective” date at the top of the page will change and a brief note will appear near the top explaining what changed. For minor edits (typo fixes, clarifying language) the Effective date may not change.