What the paper keeps about you
What Tana Valley Times keeps, why, and for how long. It's a sample: the paper, its stories and its people are invented, and payments run in PayPal's sandbox, so no real money moves. Agentrix runs this site.
You can read free stories and ask the desks without one. Subscribing needs one, and it works on tana-valley-times-sample.paypal.agentrix.website only. It keeps:
- Your name and email, and your phone if you give it.
- Your passkey's public key and your recovery codes, stored so nobody can read them back.
- Which devices signed in and when, so the site can warn you about a sign-in that wasn't you.
- Anything extra you turn on in Your choices, with a receipt each time you turn it on or off.
Without a passkey, you sign in with a 6-digit code sent to your email. It works once, for 10 minutes, and stops after 5 wrong tries. The site holds the code in memory only while it works, and the copy of the email it keeps has the code taken out. Nobody from Tana Valley Times will ever ask you for a code.
When you subscribe, the site keeps your plan, when it started and ends, the PayPal reference for the payment and the receipt. You pay on PayPal's own page, so the site never sees a card number or a PayPal password.
If you ask for the Friday five, the site keeps your email and the topics you pick. Nothing is sent until you confirm from the first email, and every Friday five ends with a link that stops it and deletes your topics.
When this sample is reset with fresh data, its subscriptions and Friday five sign-ups are cleared.
The desks are AI. The site doesn't save what you ask them: the conversation stays in this tab and is gone when you close it. If a desk passes your question to Nduku, the site keeps the question, the page you asked on and any contact you leave, so Nduku can reply.
Catch me up remembers your last visit and the sections you follow only after you tap Remember, and only in this browser. They're sent only when you ask to catch up.
The site counts visits without cookies. For each day it keeps totals: which page, the website you came from (just its name, such as google.com), and whether it was a phone, a tablet or a computer.
It never keeps your internet address, your browser's details or anything that says who you are, and it deletes the totals after 25 months. Browsers that send Global Privacy Control aren't counted. To stop counting on this device, tap Don't count my visits at the bottom of the page; this browser remembers that choice.
A cookie appears only when you use what it's for, and only tana-valley-times-sample.paypal.agentrix.website can read it: one keeps you signed in for 30 days, and one remembers if you said Not now to a passkey. There are no tracking or advertising cookies, and nothing from other companies loads on these pages.
- Agentrix runs this site, so what this page lists is kept on its servers. Write to hello@agentrix.website about any of it.
- PayPal, when you pay on its page.
- The AI service that writes the desks' answers gets what you ask, with the published stories it needs to answer.
- The email service that delivers sign-in codes and the Friday five gets your email address and the message.
Sign in and open Your data. Download my data gives you one file with what the site keeps about you. Delete my account erases your account, sign-ins, devices and choices. Subscription payments and receipts stay as the paper's records.