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What we track, what we don't

GDPR-aligned editorial position. Health data is sensitive — we apply privacy-by-default across every feature on the site. Here is the inventory.

What we track

  • Affiliate click events

    Why: Attribute conversions to source pages; pay editorial team

    Anonymous click ID, source-path, position, country, region, salted session hash. No PII.

  • Web Vitals (LCP / CLS / INP)

    Why: Detect performance regressions

    Sampled at 50%. Metric name + value + path. No PII.

  • Search queries

    Why: Find content gaps (zero-result queries flag missing pages)

    Query string only, no user identifier. Aggregated count + zero-result rate.

  • 404 hits

    Why: Identify broken-link patterns to fix

    Path only. No user identifier.

What we don't track

  • Your weight, A1C, dose, or any health metric (those stay 100% on your device)
  • Reading time / time-on-page per article
  • Cross-site behavior or third-party advertising trackers
  • Browser fingerprinting
  • Device IMEI / advertising IDs
  • Real names or email addresses tied to behavior (newsletter signups are opt-in and stored separately)

Your privacy controls

Questions about our privacy practices? Editorial standards lives at /editorial-standards; data-source provenance at /sources-of-truth.