This page explains what information reaches WebLearnCraft when you read our guides, subscribe to the newsletter, leave a comment, or contact us. It also explains how we use that information and how you can make a privacy request.

Our public articles are available without an account or newsletter subscription. Some features, such as sending a message or posting a comment, need the details you choose to provide.

The short version

• WebLearnCraft is operated by Abdur Rehman, based in Pakistan.
• We receive information through contact messages, newsletter subscriptions, comments, and technical website records.
• Google AdSense is not currently active. Site Kit’s automatic placement of our Google Analytics code has been temporarily switched off.
• Switching off Analytics does not mean that every WordPress feature or third-party service is cookie-free.
• For privacy questions, email contact@weblearncraft.com or use our Contact page.

1. Who Runs This Website

WebLearnCraft publishes practical guides on WordPress, Elementor, SEO, web development, blogging, and online stores. The website is operated by Abdur Rehman, based in Pakistan.

Throughout this policy, “we,” “us,” and “our” mean WebLearnCraft and its operator. For activities where we decide why and how personal information is used, we act as the controller where that term applies under relevant data-protection law.

2. What Information We Receive

Contact messages. Our contact form collects the details you submit, such as your name, email address, selected topic, website URL, and message. We use these details to understand your question, reply, and manage any follow-up conversation.

Newsletter subscriptions. When you subscribe, we store your email address and any other details you enter in the subscription form. We use them to send a welcome email, new articles, and related WebLearnCraft updates. Sending a contact message does not, by itself, subscribe you to the newsletter.

To unsubscribe, email contact@weblearncraft.com with “Unsubscribe” in the subject line. You can also use an unsubscribe link where one is included in the email.

Comments. WordPress processes the name, email address, comment, and optional website link you submit. It may also record an IP address and browser details for moderation, security, and spam detection. Approved comments, display names, and optional website links may be public. Your email address is not intended to appear publicly with your comment.

Comment avatars. If Gravatar avatars are enabled, an email-derived hash may be used to request a profile image. Avatar requests can also disclose technical request information to the provider. Gravatar is operated by Automattic; its handling of information is explained in Automattic’s privacy policy.

Technical records. When your browser requests a page, our hosting systems may process an IP address, browser and operating-system details, requested pages, request times, and referring page information where your browser sends it. The records available depend on the services and settings involved.

Please leave passwords, payment-card details, identity documents, and other unnecessary sensitive information out of messages and public comments.

3. Why We Use Information

• To deliver the website and investigate technical problems.
• To answer messages and follow-up questions.
• To send newsletter emails to subscribers.
• To review comments and deal with spam.
• To investigate misuse and protect website security.
• To handle privacy requests and meet applicable legal obligations.

Where a legal basis is required, we rely on the basis appropriate to the activity. This may be consent for newsletter marketing or optional tracking where required; legitimate interests for enquiries, moderation, and security, taking account of individuals’ rights; or a legal obligation that applies to us.

We do not make solely automated decisions about people that produce legal or similarly significant effects. Routine tasks, such as spam filtering, may still involve automated tools.

4. Cookies on WebLearnCraft

A cookie is a small file saved by your browser. Cookies and similar technologies can support sessions, remember preferences, or measure activity.

WordPress features and other website services may use cookies depending on how you interact with them. For example, signing in can involve authentication cookies, and a comment form may offer to remember your details for another visit.

You can inspect, delete, or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking some cookies may affect features such as staying signed in or remembering form details. Deleting browser cookies does not automatically remove information already held in website records or by service providers.

We are reviewing our tracking and consent setup. Where permission is required for optional tracking, we will obtain it before enabling that tracking. Continued browsing or a link to this policy does not count as consent where consent is required.

5. Advertising

Google AdSense is not currently active on WebLearnCraft.

If we introduce advertising, we will review the information used by the advertising services, update this policy, and arrange any required consent or privacy controls before enabling that setup.

6. Google Analytics

WebLearnCraft previously used Google Analytics 4 to understand website activity. We have temporarily switched off Site Kit’s automatic placement of the Google Analytics tracking code while reviewing our tracking and consent setup.

This change does not delete information already collected in Analytics. Historical information remains subject to the property’s settings and Google’s applicable retention practices.

Analytics retention settings cover certain user-level and event-level records. Standard aggregated reports are treated differently, so a 14-month setting does not mean every report is deleted after 14 months.

Before resuming Analytics tracking, we will review the configuration, update this notice where needed, and implement the consent controls required for that use.

Read more about how Google uses information from websites and apps and Google Analytics data retention.

7. External Content and Links

Our guides may contain external links or embedded content, such as videos. Following an external link takes you to a website we do not operate.

Loading embedded content can connect your browser to its provider and disclose technical request information. What happens depends on the provider, its settings, and how the content is embedded; it should not be assumed that every connection waits until you press Play.

Please review the relevant provider’s privacy information when using an external service.

8. Who Else May Receive Information

We do not sell personal information for money. Information may be disclosed in the following circumstances:

• Website services. Providers supporting hosting, email delivery, subscriptions, forms, and security may process the details needed for their functions.
• Public comments. Approved comments and associated public display details may be visible to other readers.
• Legal and security matters. Information may be disclosed where a law or valid legal request requires it, or where reasonably necessary to investigate misuse, protect security, or defend legal rights.
• A transfer of the website. Relevant records may be involved in a genuine sale or transfer, subject to applicable privacy obligations.

Providers may act on our instructions or under their own applicable privacy terms, depending on the service. Some privacy laws also define “sale” or “sharing” more broadly than a payment for data; any future advertising setup will need to be assessed against those definitions.

9. How Long We Keep Information

Retention depends on why a record was created, whether it is still needed, and the system holding it.

• Contact messages: while handling the enquiry, follow-up questions, and relevant recordkeeping or disputes.
• Newsletter information: while you remain subscribed. After an unsubscribe request, limited information may be kept to record the request and help prevent further unwanted newsletter emails.
• Comments: while published or needed for moderation, subject to applicable deletion requests and lawful exceptions.
• Technical and security records: according to service settings and the need to investigate faults, abuse, or security incidents.
• Historical Analytics information: according to the relevant Analytics settings and the distinction between user/event records and aggregated reports.

Copies may remain in backups until those backups are replaced or removed through the backup process. Particular records may need to be kept longer for a legal obligation, dispute, or legal claim.

10. Keeping Information Safe

We take reasonable steps to protect the information handled through WebLearnCraft. However, no website, internet connection, or storage system is completely secure.

Please avoid sending sensitive information through public comments or ordinary contact messages. If an incident affects personal information, we will investigate and make notifications where applicable law requires them.

11. Information Processed in Other Countries

WebLearnCraft is operated from Pakistan. Information you send us may therefore be accessed and processed in Pakistan. Hosting, email, and other providers may process information in additional countries.

Where applicable law requires safeguards for an international transfer, we will assess the relevant arrangements and use appropriate safeguards. Contact us if you need information about a particular provider or processing activity.

12. Privacy Rights for UK and EEA Readers

Where UK or EEA data-protection law applies to our processing, you may have rights to:

• Access personal information held about you.
• Ask for inaccurate information to be corrected.
• Request deletion of information.
• Object to or request restrictions on certain processing.
• Receive certain information in a portable format.
• Withdraw consent where processing relies on it.

These rights have conditions and exceptions. Withdrawing consent does not change whether earlier processing was lawful at the time.

We will handle requests within the applicable legal timeframe and explain any permitted extension. Where necessary, we may ask for proportionate information to verify a request. Please do not send identity documents unless an appropriate verification method has first been agreed.

You may complain to the relevant data-protection authority without contacting us first. UK readers can find guidance from the Information Commissioner’s Office; EEA readers can contact their relevant supervisory authority.

13. Privacy Rights for US Readers

US state privacy rights depend on the law involved and whether its requirements apply to our activities. Being able to access this website from a particular state does not, by itself, establish that every provision of that state’s privacy law applies to us.

Where applicable, rights may include knowing what information is collected and how it is used, requesting access, correction or deletion, and opting out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising. We will not penalize you for exercising applicable privacy rights.

Send requests using the contact details below. We will follow the deadlines and verification requirements applicable to the request. Access and deletion requests may require identity checks; opt-out requests are handled under their own requirements rather than automatically requiring the same verification.

This policy does not claim that a site-level advertising opt-out or Global Privacy Control integration is currently configured. Before enabling advertising, we will assess and implement the controls required for the actual setup.

California readers can learn about CCPA rights and applicability from the California Attorney General’s CCPA guidance.

14. Children’s Privacy

WebLearnCraft is a general-audience educational website, not a service specifically directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly seek personal information from children under that age.

If you believe a child has provided personal information to us, please get in touch. We will investigate and take appropriate action. Other protections may apply under the law relevant to the child and the processing involved.

15. Updates to This Page

We will revise this policy when our services or data practices change. Where applicable law calls for a separate notice about a change, we will provide one.

16. Get in Touch

For privacy questions, newsletter unsubscribe requests, or requests concerning your personal information, contact:

Operator: Abdur Rehman
Website: WebLearnCraft
Country: Pakistan
Email: contact@weblearncraft.com
Contact form: Contact WebLearnCraft

Putting “Privacy Request” in the subject or message helps us identify your enquiry. Please describe the request and provide enough information to help us locate the relevant records.