Privacy
This site sets no cookies and keeps no record of who visits. The personal data I receive are the ones you send me by email.
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Who is responsible
I'm Llamil, and I'm responsible for the data this page describes.
I'm based in Chile. Write to contact@llamil.com about anything on this page.
If you write to me
An email to contact@llamil.com reaches me through Cloudflare Email Routing, which forwards it to my Outlook inbox, run by Microsoft.
I use your name, your address and what you write to answer you and, if we work together, for that project. I don't sell them, add them to a mailing list or use them for advertising.
I keep emails for one year and then delete them.
When you visit
Cloudflare, Inc., a US company, delivers the site from its network. To send you a page it receives your IP address and the details your browser sends with every request. The site runs no server of its own, and I keep no logs of visits.
Cloudflare Web Analytics counts visits without cookies and without identifying you. It shows me which pages were read, where visits came from, totals by country, browser and type of device, and how fast the pages loaded.
What your browser keeps
Four small values for this site, none of which identifies you or leaves your device. You can delete them from your browser's settings for llamil.com.
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llamil:lang - The language of the last page you read, so llamil.com opens in it.
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llamil:world-shader - Which version of the background drawing your browser has already prepared, so it starts sooner next time.
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llamil:vt-title - For one page change only: the case title to carry over when you open a case.
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llamil:wired - Until you close the tab: that the box in the background has already been drawn as wire.
Your rights
Under Chile's personal data law (Ley 21.719) you can ask me to show you the data I hold about you, correct it, delete it, stop using it, hand it to you in a format you can take elsewhere, or set it aside while a request is settled. Write to contact@llamil.com and I'll answer from that address.
If you think I haven't respected them, you can complain to Chile's Agencia de Protección de Datos Personales.