This site does not track you.
No cookies. No analytics. No advertising pixels. No consent banner, because there is nothing to consent to. Below is the whole of it, in plain language — including the three places where data does leave your browser, and what happens to it there.
What this site knows about you.
Almost nothing. Loading any page here makes zero requests to any third party — the fonts, the images, the stylesheet and the script are all served from ibrahimn.com. No cookie is set, by this site or by anyone else. The only ways your information reaches me are ones you start yourself: sending the brief form, emailing, messaging on WhatsApp, or pressing play on an embedded reel.
Every place data moves.
None. Not one, first-party or third-party. Nothing on this site profiles you, follows you to another site, or builds an advertising audience from your visit.
None on the page. There is no Google Analytics, no tag manager, no Meta or LinkedIn pixel, and no cookieless analytics script either. Nobody is counting your scroll depth.
Both are settings, not identifiers, and neither leaves your browser. theme remembers whether you chose light or dark. boot remembers that you have already seen the homepage intro, so it does not replay in the same tab. Clearing your browser data removes both, and the site works normally without them.
The form on the contact page is handled by Formspree, in the United States, which forwards it to my inbox. It sends what you typed — typically your name, your email address and your message. It is the one third party this site uses, and only at the moment you press send. If you would rather not use it, email me directly instead.
The event coverage on the events page is click-to-load. Until you press play, no request reaches Instagram and Instagram does not know you are here. Press play and you are loading an Instagram player, at which point Meta’s own privacy terms apply to that player, not mine.
The host, Hostinger, records ordinary web-server access logs: IP address, time, the page requested, the browser string. Every web server on earth does this, it is how a site is kept running and secure, and the logs are not joined to anything else or used for marketing.
What you can ask for, and how.
If you have written to me, I hold that message in my email. You can ask me for a copy of it, ask me to correct it, or ask me to delete it, and I will do it — there is no process and no form. If you appear in a photograph on this site, or your reference and photograph are on the homepage, the same applies: say the word and it comes down.
The route is ibrahim_naeem@outlook.com. Nothing here is automated and no third party answers on my behalf.