Privacy

PythonProjects.org is a Biothreat Corporation product. We use your name, email, password hash, verification status, and essential session cookies to provide your account. We record purchases, provider references, fraud reports, and basic signed-in project activity such as completion milestones, active browser time, and dates visited.

Payment details are handled by PayPal or Stripe. Our application does not collect card numbers or card security codes. These providers process payment information under their own terms and privacy notices.

Newsletter membership is optional. Checking the newsletter box during registration records your choice; submission to the configured MailerLite form follows email verification. The visible newsletter form also sends information you choose to provide to MailerLite. Confirmation may be required. Use the unsubscribe link in newsletter messages to leave.

Instructor applications and drafts are private. After approval, your public instructor name, biography, optional website, and published tutorials are visible. Account email and unpublished revisions stay private. Uploaded attachments become public only when included in a published revision.

Active browser time is approximate. Offline file use is not monitored, and completion is self-reported. The lesson scratchpad stays in the current tab and is not sent to our service; you can download notes as text before closing it. We include no advertising analytics. Account, purchase, consent, activity, and moderation records are stored privately with backup snapshots. Hosting and email providers process operational records.

We retain records to provide access, support customers, protect accounts, and meet applicable recordkeeping obligations. Backups rotate, so some copies may remain until rotation. Account settings provide a personal-data export and sign-in closure. Closing sign-in access preserves purchase/accounting records; administrators may restore it. Internal support notes and security/account-change records help us support and protect accounts. Contact sales@pythonprojects.org about access, correction, or deletion requests; some transaction records may need to be retained.