Last updated: September 22, 2026. This policy explains how Qrajo, the independent guide website at qrajo.in, handles information when you read our pages, use search, or contact the site operator. For a question or a request about your information, use Contact Qrajo and choose Privacy.
Reading the website
You can read Qrajo without creating an account. Like other websites, delivering a page involves technical information such as an IP address, the requested address, browser information, a referring page when provided, and the time of the request. Our hosting and delivery providers may process this information in access, error, and security logs to serve pages, maintain availability, and investigate misuse.
Qrajo uses Hostinger hosting and Cloudflare delivery/security services. Their infrastructure may process information in countries other than your own. See Hostinger’s privacy information and Cloudflare’s privacy information for their practices. These provider notices supplement this policy; they do not replace the explanation of our own website features below.
Cloudflare also loads a browser performance beacon on Qrajo, including the Contact page, to measure page performance. See the Cloudflare Web Analytics documentation. This beacon was observed on September 13, 2026.
Search and Google measurement
The website search sends your search term to Qrajo as part of the page address. It can therefore appear in browser history, server logs, and page or search measurement. Use topic keywords rather than private information, passwords, or account recovery details.
Our reading pages use the Google tag and Google Analytics through Site Kit to understand visits and interactions, including page views, scrolling, link clicks, and site searches. Google can receive page and device/browser information and use cookies or other identifiers to measure activity. The Google measurement loader is excluded from our Contact page so the contact form is separate from this reading-page measurement.
Read how Google uses information from sites that use its services and Google’s Privacy Policy. These explain Google’s handling of information and available controls. We do not describe these measurements as completely anonymous or promise that a visit sets no cookies.
Messages you send to Qrajo
Our contact form asks for your email address, a topic, and a message. Your name and a Qrajo article address are optional. We use what you provide to understand the request, investigate an article correction or privacy concern, and reply when appropriate. Sending a message does not subscribe you to a newsletter.
Submissions are stored in this website’s private WordPress inbox, accessible to site administrators. They are not displayed as public comments. A confirmation means that the message was saved in that inbox; it does not guarantee a reply or a response time. The site operator may use the email address you supplied to respond.
The form uses a temporary, keyed identifier derived from connection information to limit repeated submissions. It does not add your raw IP address to the message record. Separate hosting or security logs may still contain connection information. Please do not send passwords, verification codes, gift-card PINs, payment details, identification documents, or information about a child’s account.
Cookies and your choices
Cookies are small pieces of information a website or service stores in your browser. Website administration and security functions may use them, and Google’s measurement services may also use cookies or similar identifiers. Browser settings can let you block or delete cookies and limit tracking; doing so may change how some website or provider features work.
Google also provides a Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on for supported browsers. That tool addresses Analytics; Google’s advertising controls are separate. This policy describes the current services rather than treating continued browsing as agreement to every possible future use of data.
Advertising
Google AdSense code is configured on Qrajo. Its presence does not mean that Google has approved the site or that an advertisement is displayed on every visit. When the code loads, Google may receive technical request information such as the page address, IP address and browser details. Third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve advertisements based on earlier visits to this website or other websites. Google’s advertising cookies can enable it and its partners to personalize advertisements using those visits.
You can manage Google’s personalized advertising through My Ad Center. Other participating vendors may offer choices through YourAdChoices. Where an advertising consent message is displayed, use its controls to make or revisit your choices. Browser cookie settings and advertising preferences serve different purposes; an opt-out link alone is not a consent-management interface. An advertising preference does not by itself turn off Analytics or erase a contact message.
Storage, sharing, and requests
Contact messages remain in the private inbox until the site operator deletes them. Hosting backups may retain older copies according to the provider’s backup arrangements. Log and measurement retention depends on the relevant service settings; this policy does not promise one deletion period for every system.
Our service providers process information needed to operate their services. Contact messages are used for handling the request, rather than being published or added to a mailing list. Information may also need to be retained or disclosed to respond to a legal requirement or investigate misuse.
You can request access to, correction of, or deletion of information you sent through Contact Qrajo. Use the same email address where possible and describe the earlier message without adding unnecessary personal details. We may need to verify that a request relates to your information. What can be retrieved or removed depends on the information held and any applicable obligations.
Families, external links, and updates
Our guides cover a platform used by families. If you are a child, ask a parent or guardian to contact us for you. Parents and guardians can use the Privacy topic to raise a concern about information submitted by a child.
Links to Roblox and other websites open services with their own privacy practices. Qrajo does not operate Roblox or receive access to your Roblox account. We will update this page when our website’s data practices change; the date above identifies this version. Our Editorial Policy explains how we prepare and review guide content.