Privacy

What joeashta.com collects, who receives it, and how to have it deleted. The site is published by Joe Ashta, in Vancouver, BC. It carries no advertising and it has no accounts, so the list below is the whole of it.

Analytics

The site uses Google Analytics 4, measurement id G-K0QN6GEYCE, to count page views and see which pages get read. The reporting is aggregate: pages, referring sites, countries, device types. Google sets its own cookies to do that, and what Google does with that data is governed by Google's terms. No visitor is identified by name here, and no visitor data is exported, sold or passed to anyone else.

The contact form

The contact form is processed by Web3Forms, which delivers the submission by email to the publisher. The fields sent are the ones on the form: name, email address, topic and message. The message arrives in an inbox and stays there. It is read in order to answer you. It is not added to a mailing list and it is not shared.

What this site does not use

There are no advertising pixels. No Facebook or Meta tag, no LinkedIn insight tag, no Microsoft or Clarity tag, and no remarketing tag of any kind. There is no account system, no login, and no password stored anywhere for this site.

Fonts

Typefaces load from Google Fonts. Your browser requests the font files from Google, so Google sees that request, as it would on any site serving those fonts.

Cookies

The site sets no cookies of its own. The only cookies are the ones Google Analytics sets. Blocking them leaves every page here working normally.

Deleting a contact form submission

Write through the contact page, choose "Other" as the topic, and say which message you want removed. It will be deleted from the mailbox it was delivered to, and you will get a reply confirming that it is gone. If you would rather not use the form for that, any reply to the email you received works the same way.

Review

This page was last reviewed on 7 September 2026. It is updated whenever something on the site starts or stops collecting anything, under the same rules as every other page here, set out in the editorial policy.