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Simply put: Buttondown doesn't do anything weird with your data.

I want to speak plainly here. I have a Privacy Policy and a Cookies Policy and all of that stuff, too, but I hate legalese.

Many businesses thrive on the concept of collecting data about individuals based on their email addresses and inbox usage. (You can read about that here.)

Buttondown is different. As a bootstrapped business, I don’t need to engage with data on level. Your information is yours, and yours alone.

Buttondown collects the standard bevy of email analytics: IP addresses, open and click events, client information. Buttondown sends that to absolutely nobody besides, well, you, the beloved customer. And if you want to completely opt out, you can.

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For your eyes only

Buttondown collects the standard bevy of email analytics: IP addresses, open and click events, and subscriber information. Absolutely nobody besides you will be sent that data.

GDPR compliance

Buttondown is GDPR-compliant, with a clear, sensible cookies and privacy policy, to boot.

Kind words from happy writers.

What got me on board was [Buttondown's] privacy friendliness (no tracking pixel & opt-out of UTM).

François Best
Chiffre.io

I pretty much love Buttondown to bits, especially because there's an opt-out of tracking/analytics.

Vixie
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