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<h2>3. Information We May Collect (Non-Personal Data)</h2>
<h2>3. No Tracking or Analytics</h2>
<p>
To improve our website and services, we may collect anonymous,
non-personally identifiable information. This type of data helps us
understand how users interact with our site, which tools are most
popular, and how we can improve the user experience. This includes:
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<ul>
<li>
<strong>Usage Analytics:</strong> Anonymized data such as which
tools are used, how often they are used, and which features are
accessed. This is aggregated and cannot be tied back to an
individual user or document.
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<li>
<strong>Performance Data:</strong> Anonymized error reports or
performance metrics to help us identify and fix bugs. This data
contains no personal information or file content.
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</ul>
<p>
We use privacy-respecting analytics platforms for this purpose.
Specifically, we use
<a
href="https://simpleanalytics.com"
target="_blank"
rel="noopener noreferrer"
class="text-indigo-400 hover:underline"
>Simple Analytics</a
>
to track anonymous visit counts. This means we can see how many
users visit our site, but
BentoPDF does not track you at all. We do not use cookies, analytics
platforms, error-reporting services, or any tracking scripts, not
even on the live website at bentopdf.com. We do not collect usage
data, visit counts, performance metrics, or any other information
about you or your session, anonymized or otherwise.
<strong
>we never collect personal information or identify individual
users</strong
>. Simple Analytics is fully GDPR-compliant and respects user
privacy. We do not use tracking cookies for advertising or
cross-site profiling.
>We never know who you are, how many people use BentoPDF, or what
you do with it.</strong
>
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<h2>4. Third-Party Libraries</h2>