Privacy Policy

Effective January 20, 2022

How does this site collect data about me?

Byte Wave LLC ("Bytewave") collects data about you:

when you submit e-mail addresses for newsletter sign-ups
when you contact Bytewave by e-mail for support or other help

Bytewave does not buy or otherwise receive data about you from data brokers.

What data does Bytewave collect about me, and why?

Bytewave software collects data about visits to its web interface(s).

Bytewave uses data about how you use this website to:

optimize the website, so it's quick and easy to use
diagnose and debug technical errors
defend the website from abuse and technical attacks
compile statistics on the kinds of software and computers visitors use

Bytewave does not make any of this data public and will not sell or allow access to any of the information collected unless instructed by Law.

Bytewave uses your e-mail address to:

announce new versions of Terms or Policies, software, and services
reset your password and help keep your account secure in the case that accounts are necessary for use of the Services
contact you in special circumstances related to your account
contact you about legal requests

Bytewave keeps your e-mail address until notified by you to remove it from our systems and Services.

How can I make choices about data collection?

You're free to visit any Bytewave entity or site of Service without logging in. You may also configure your web browser to disable cookies when visiting Bytewave websites, however, this may limit your ability to interact with the software as intended.

You can opt-out of Google Analytics using a browser extension.

Where does Bytewave store data about me?

Bytewave stores account data (if applicable), data about website use, on servers in the United States of America.

You can cancel your Bytewave software subscription or newsletter connection at any time. Your created data will be disposed of, which could take a few days.