Privacy / 8 October 2026
What this site collects, and what I do with it.
Ahmed Zaki
When you visit the site
I use Plausible to understand which pages people read. It works without cookies and shows overall visit statistics.
Your browser remembers the appearance you choose and the last quote it showed, so the next visit can show a different one.
When you send me a message
Netlify stores the details you put in the contact form: your name, email, organisation if you include it, reason for writing and message. I use those details to read your message and reply.
You can ask me to delete your submission through the contact form. Choose “Privacy or deletion request” and use the same email address so I can find it.
When you book an Identity Audit
The calendar on the identity page comes from Cal.com and loads when you scroll to it. What you enter there, such as your name, email and the time you choose, goes to Cal.com, which sends me the booking. I count completed bookings in Plausible, without any of those details.
If you follow a link to another site
Iron Phoenix Consulting, Whop, Cal.com, LinkedIn and Instagram have their own privacy policies. Some links include a source label so the destination knows you came from this site.
If something here is unclear, you can ask me through the contact form.