Privacy and security

First-party analytics without selling your behavior.

RootNBerg measures credible engagement, filters automated traffic, and detects abusive requests using its own systems. It does not send this behavioral data to a third-party analytics platform.

What is measured

Anonymous interaction and security signals.

Behavioral analytics

Pages visited, named links or buttons clicked, coarse normalized click position, scroll milestones, tool use, video play, focus/return activity, referrer, campaign tags, and basic browser or screen context.

Anonymous identifiers

A session identifier is kept in session storage. A returning-visitor identifier and device identifier are kept in local storage. They do not contain your name, email, or form contents.

Traffic integrity

Server-observed IP and user-agent signals help distinguish credible people from bots, email scanners, link previews, headless browsers, and exploit probes. Analytics records contain a keyed IP hash, not the raw address.

Security records

Raw IP addresses may appear in restricted, rotating security logs when a request targets sensitive paths or triggers an abuse control. Those logs support temporary network bans and incident review.

What is not collected

RootNBerg does not record passwords, arbitrary keystrokes, typed form contents, full session replay, microphone, camera, or precise geolocation through this analytics system.

Your choices

Clearing or blocking browser storage limits returning-visitor recognition; blocking JavaScript prevents browser-side behavioral measurement. Normal server security logs still apply. Questions can be sent directly to izzy@rootnberg.com.