What this website collects, why, and the choices you have. Last updated September 5, 2026.
With your consent, this site uses Google Analytics to understand how visitors find and use it — pages viewed, approximate location, and the source of the visit (for example a search engine or a LinkedIn post). We use this only in aggregate, to improve the site. We do not run advertising, build advertising profiles, or sell or share data. Analytics runs only if you choose OK on the notice at the bottom of the page; choosing No thanks stores that preference and nothing is collected. You can clear your browser's site data at any time to be asked again.
If you submit the contact form, we receive what you enter — typically your name, email address, organization, and message — and we use it solely to respond to your inquiry and continue that conversation. We do not add you to mailing lists without asking.
If you subscribe to new-findings emails on our Findings page, we store your email address and use it for exactly one thing: telling you when a new finding is published. No sequences, no promotions. Reply ‘unsubscribe’ to any message and we remove you.
If we write to you and you would rather not hear from us, reply ‘unsubscribe’ and we will stop. Questions or requests about your data — including asking what we hold or asking us to delete it — can be sent to our contact form or emailed to info@imantics.com.
Imantics, Inc., Palo Alto, California.