This page explains what happens to information when you read progwaveradio.com. It covers the small amount of visit data the site counts, the one browser flag it sets, how the pages are delivered, and what changes when you follow a link away from the site.
Know What the Site Counts and Why
The site uses a first-party visit beacon. It runs only when you arrive from a search engine. In that case, it records four details:
- the path of the page you are viewing
- the type of event, either a page view or a click
- the name of the search engine that referred you
- the text of an outbound button, if you click one
This data is used only to count page views and clicks on outbound buttons. It serves the site's own traffic counting and nothing else. It is not shared with advertising networks, data brokers or outside analytics services. The site runs no third-party analytics at all. The beacon does not collect your name, e-mail address, account identifiers or payment details. This page does not state how long the counted visit data is kept, so read it as describing what is collected and for what purpose, not a retention period.
To keep the count accurate, the site stores one session view flag in your browser. It lets a single page view be counted once instead of every time the page reloads. The flag lasts only for your current browsing session. It holds no personal data. The site sets no other browser storage, no persistent identifier and no cookies. In practice, you are not tracked from one session to the next.
Understand How the Pages Reach You
The site is a set of static files served by a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, that network processes the technical data of every request your browser makes, as any web host must in order to deliver a page.
Each page is self-contained, and the fonts are embedded locally. Every file a page needs comes from this domain. Nothing is loaded from an outside host while a page is displayed, because the site uses no external subresources. Simply reading a page therefore does not send requests to other companies' servers.
The site has no forms, no login, no registration and no user account. It also offers no contact channels. Because there is nowhere to enter personal details and no third-party tracking to approve, the site asks for no consent, no account and no personal information. Do not send personal information through any channel that claims to belong to this site. It has none.
Check the Destination Before You Leave
Some pages include outbound links to third-party sites. If you click one, the beacon may record the button text as described above, but only when your visit began from a search engine. Your browser then opens a separate site and sends its request directly to that site.
That destination keeps its own record of your visit. Its privacy practices are its own, and this site does not control them. Before you share any details there, such as creating an account, entering payment information or accepting cookies, read the privacy information published by that site. Nothing on this page describes or vouches for what happens after you leave progwaveradio.com.