Privacy

What we record about visitors, and why that is currently nothing.

Short version: Nettogram records nothing about you. No analytics, no cookies, no account, no newsletter. Below is what that means exactly, and what does happen.

Who is responsible

Nettogram, based in the Netherlands, reachable at contact@nettogram.com.

Still to be filled in: legal form, registered address and Chamber of Commerce number of the data controller. These belong here before this site comes out of noindex.

What gets recorded

The webspace runs at Strato, a German hosting company. Like every web server it writes technical details of each request to a log file: the IP address, the timestamp, the page requested, the referring page if there is one, and the browser version. That happens automatically and is needed to serve the site and to see faults and abuse. We do not read those logs as a matter of routine, and the retention period is Strato’s.

Beyond that, nothing. On 2 August 2026 this site runs no analytics, no visitor counter, no ad network and no third party plugin of any kind. That was checked, not assumed.

Cookies

Nettogram sets no cookies on visitors. There is no cookie banner on this site because there is nothing to ask. WordPress sets cookies only for someone logging in as an editor, and that is limited to us.

Comments are switched off across the site and there is no contact form, so there is no field for your name or email address to sit in. Signing up is not possible: registration is disabled.

If you email us

Then we have your email address and whatever you wrote, because that is what arrives in a mailbox. We use it to reply and for nothing else. It does not go to third parties and it does not put you on a list.

Links to retailers

Click through to a shop and you leave this site. From that point the shop’s terms and cookies apply, and we have no control over them. We receive no personal data back from such a visit.

At present these are ordinary links with no code in them. If affiliate programmes start running, the network will give us aggregate reporting only: counts of clicks and orders, with no indication of who. What an affiliate link is, and what it does and does not change, is on Affiliate.

Measurement, later

Some measurement will be added before launch, because otherwise the first month of traffic is invisible. It will be chosen cookieless, so that no personal data is needed and no consent has to be asked. Once it is in place, this page will say which one it is and what it measures. Not before, and no vaguer than that.

Your rights

Under the GDPR you can ask to see the data we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, and object to the processing. In practice we hold nothing about you, so the answer will usually be that there is nothing to show. Ask anyway if you want to, at contact@nettogram.com.

If you disagree with how we handle this, you can complain to the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens), or to the supervisory authority in your own EU country.

Changes

This page changes along with the site. It carries a date so you can see whether it still matches reality. A privacy statement without a date is a claim you cannot check, which is exactly what this site thinks about prices.

Last updated on 2 August 2026.