Privacy Policy - JSONLint
Last updated: January 2024
Overview
JSONLint.com is committed to protecting your privacy. This policy explains how we handle information when you use our service.
Data Processing
All JSON validation happens client-side in your browser. Your JSON data is never sent to our servers for processing. This means:
- Your code stays on your machine
- We cannot see, access, or store your JSON data
- There is no server-side logging of your JSON content
Information We Collect
Analytics
We use Google Analytics to collect anonymized usage data including:
- Pages visited
- Time spent on site
- Browser and device type
- Geographic region (country level)
This helps us understand how the site is used and make improvements.
Cookies
We use cookies for:
- Functional cookies: Remembering your preferences (like dark mode)
- Analytics cookies: Google Analytics tracking
- Advertising cookies: Our advertising partner (BuySellAds) may use cookies to serve relevant ads
Third-Party Services
BuySellAds
We use BuySellAds to display advertising. They may collect information to serve contextual ads. See their privacy policy for more details.
Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics to understand site usage. See Google's privacy policy for more information.
Your Rights
You can:
- Disable cookies in your browser settings
- Use browser extensions to block analytics
- Use the site in private/incognito mode
Contact
If you have questions about this privacy policy, please open an issue on our GitHub repository.
Changes
We may update this policy from time to time. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date.
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