Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 16, 2026

The short version. We collect what you choose to send us through this site, we use it to respond to you, and we do not sell it.

What we collect. When you use the contact step, we receive what you type: the marketing challenge you describe, your name, your email address, your business name if you give it, and anything else you choose to include. Submissions reach us by email, and a copy stays with the form service of our hosting provider until we delete it. Our hosting provider also keeps routine technical records to run the site, including your IP address in short-lived access logs. From those records it gives us a summary of how many people visited, which pages they opened, and which site sent them. We see the summary, not the logs, and the counting happens on our provider’s servers rather than in your browser. This site sets no analytics or advertising cookies, runs no third-party scripts, and no one tracks you across other sites through it, so a “Do Not Track” setting changes nothing here. It stores one functional value in your browser (which introductory video was last shown, so the next visit shows a different one), and it holds the challenge you type for the length of your visit so it can carry to the contact step. It stores nothing else.

How we use it. To respond to you and start the conversation you asked for. We do not sell your information, and we do not add you to a mailing list without asking you first.

How we share it. Only with the service providers that operate this site and our email, and only so they can do that job. We do not share your information for anyone else’s marketing.

Where it goes. We are a US business and our providers process your information in the United States. If you write to us from elsewhere, that is where it is handled.

Client data. When we work with clients, we handle their business data under our written agreements and use it only to deliver the engagement. Where a client’s own customer data is subject to privacy law (such as the CCPA/CPRA), we act as a service provider and process it only for the contracted purpose. Where an engagement involves protected health information, we put the required agreements in place before any such data is shared. How AI tools touch data is described in our AI Policy.

Security, stated plainly. We rely on the access controls and encryption provided by the professional platforms and tools we use, and on their business-tier data controls. We are a small advisory practice; we do not claim a formal security program beyond that, and we would rather tell you the truth than impress you.

Retention. We keep inquiries and correspondence as long as needed to respond and do business, and as the law requires.

Your choices. Ask us what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it: denis@usediscretion.ai. We will do so unless the law requires otherwise.

Changes. We may update this policy; changes are posted on this page, and the date above reflects the current version.

Contact. Discretion LLC, Ambler, Pennsylvania. denis@usediscretion.ai