Privacy Policy

 

Privacy Policy for Tarot with Mars

Last Updated: 31/12/25

1. Who I Am

This is the personal blog and Etsy shop companion site for Tarot with Mars ("I", "me", or "my"). My website address is: tarotwithmars.blogspot.com

2. What Personal Data I Collect and Why

I do not directly collect, store, or process any personal data on this blog. However, third-party services I use may collect data as follows:

a) Data Collected by Google Blogger

This site is hosted on Google's Blogger platform. Google may automatically collect and use certain information about your visit, as described in their Privacy Policy. This may include:

  • Your IP address.

  • Browser type and version.

  • Pages you visit on this site and time spent.

  • Referring website addresses.

  • Other standard analytics data.

Purpose: This data is used for the operation of the service, to maintain quality, and to provide general statistics regarding the use of this website. I have no direct access to or control over this data. You can review Google's Privacy Policy here: https://policies.google.com/privacy.

b) Data Collected When You Purchase from My Etsy Shop

When you purchase a tarot reading from my Etsy shop (TarotwithMars), all transaction data is collected and stored by Etsy, Inc., not by me. This includes:

  • Your name, email address, and shipping address.

  • Details of the transaction (order details, payment information).

  • Any messages you send me through Etsy's messaging system.

Purpose: This data is necessary to process your order, deliver your digital reading, and comply with Etsy's policies. I only access the information Etsy provides to fulfill your order (e.g., your question and email for delivery). I do not download or store this data outside of Etsy's platform. You can review Etsy's Privacy Policy here: https://www.etsy.com/legal/privacy/.

c) Future Affiliate Links

I may participate in affiliate marketing programs (such as Amazon Associates). If you click on an affiliate link and make a purchase, the affiliate partner may use cookies to track the sale for commission purposes. I do not receive or store any personal data from these clicks.

3. Cookies

This site, via Google Blogger, uses cookies. Cookies are small data files placed on your device. You can choose to disable cookies through your browser settings. The cookie banner on this site provides you with a clear option to accept the use of cookies.

4. Your Data Protection Rights

You have the right to:

  • Access: Request copies of your personal data held by the third parties mentioned above (Google, Etsy).

  • Rectification: Request correction of any inaccurate data.

  • Erasure: Request deletion of your personal data, subject to legal limitations.

  • Object to processing: Object to the processing of your data.

  • Data portability: Request transfer of your data to another organization.

To exercise these rights regarding data held by Etsy, you must contact Etsy directly. For Google Blogger data, you must contact Google.

5. Where Your Data is Sent

As this site uses Google services, your visit data may be processed on servers located outside the United Kingdom, including in the United States. Etsy is a global company, and your purchase data may also be transferred internationally. Both Google and Etsy comply with applicable data transfer laws.

6. How to Contact Me

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, you can contact me via:

  • The contact form on this blog OR

  • Through Etsy's direct messaging system to my shop, TarotwithMars.


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