Privacy Policy for Intelligent Insights

Welcome to the Privacy Policy page for Intelligent Insights! As of May 20, 2025, at 09:39 AM IST, we’re committed to being as transparent as possible about how we handle your data. At Intelligent Insights (https://intelligentinsights.tech/), we’ve built our blog to be a trusted resource for tech enthusiasts, developers, and professionals who want to stay informed about technology, AI, and innovation. Whether you’re reading our latest post on Nvidia’s Computex 2025 announcements or engaging with us on social media about Apple’s Siri struggles, we want you to feel confident that your privacy is a top priority. This policy outlines what information we collect, how we use it, and the steps we take to protect it. Let’s dive in.

Our Commitment to Your Privacy

I’m Bimal Kujur, the founder of Intelligent Insights, and I’ve always believed that trust is the foundation of any community—especially in the tech world, where data privacy is more critical than ever. With recent debates around AI ethics, like Microsoft’s Azure controversies at Build 2025 or Apple’s privacy-first approach to Apple Intelligence, we’re seeing how important it is for companies to handle user data responsibly. At Intelligent Insights, we’re committed to doing just that. We collect minimal data, use it only to improve your experience, and take every precaution to keep it secure. This policy applies to all visitors to our website, whether you’re reading a blog post, leaving a comment, or contacting us directly.

What Information We Collect

We collect two types of information: data you provide directly and data we gather automatically as you use our site. Here’s a breakdown:

Information You Provide: When you interact with us, you might share certain details. For example, if you email us at kujurbimal@yahoo.com to ask about our analysis of Nvidia’s DGX Cloud Lepton, we’ll have your email address and any details you include in your message. If you send us a letter to our mailing address (Bimal Kujur, 41, Pathal Kudwa, Ranchi, 834001, India), we’ll have your name, address, and any other information you provide. If you leave a comment on a blog post—say, our piece on AI ethics in warfare—we’ll collect your name, email address, and the comment itself, though you can choose to comment anonymously if you prefer.
Automatically Collected Information: As you browse our site, we use basic tools to gather non-identifiable data to understand how our blog is performing. This includes your IP address, browser type (like Chrome or Safari), operating system (like iOS or Windows), and pages you visit (e.g., our article on U.S.-China tech tensions). We also track general usage patterns, such as how long you spend on a post or which links you click. We use cookies—small text files stored on your device—to help with this. For example, cookies let us remember your preferences, like whether you’ve dismissed a pop-up about our upcoming Tech Deep Dives podcast.

We don’t collect sensitive personal information like your financial details, social security number, or health data. Our focus is on keeping things simple and relevant to your experience on our blog.

How We Use Your Information

The data we collect helps us run Intelligent Insights and make it better for you. Here’s how we use it:

To Respond to You: If you email us or send a letter, we use your contact information to reply. For instance, if you ask about our take on Apple’s WWDC 2025 announcements, we’ll use your email to send a thoughtful response.
To Improve Our Site: The automatically collected data—like which posts you read most—helps us understand what content resonates with our audience. If we see that our article on AI-driven surveillance gets a lot of traffic, we might write more on that topic.
To Enhance User Experience: Cookies help us make your visit smoother. They might save your preference to view our site in dark mode or ensure you don’t see the same pop-up twice.
To Communicate Updates: If you opt in to receive updates (like our monthly newsletter), we’ll use your email to share news about our latest posts, podcast episodes, or webinars. For example, we might let you know about our upcoming deep dive into sustainable tech innovations.

We don’t sell your data to third parties, period. We’re not in the business of profiting off your information—we’re here to provide insights and build a community around technology.

How We Protect Your Data

We take security seriously, especially given the tech industry’s growing focus on privacy. We use industry-standard measures to protect your data from unauthorized access, loss, or misuse. For example, our website is hosted on a secure server with SSL encryption, which ensures that any data you send—like your email address when you comment—is transmitted safely. Our email account (kujurbimal@yahoo.com) is protected with strong passwords and two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access.

For physical mail sent to our Ranchi address, we store any correspondence securely in a locked office space. Only I and a small, trusted team have access to this information, and we use it solely to respond to your inquiries. We also regularly review our security practices to stay up to date with best practices, especially as cyber threats evolve in 2025.

Sharing Your Information

We don’t share your personal information with third parties unless it’s necessary to fulfill a specific purpose, and even then, we keep it minimal. Here are the rare cases where sharing might occur:

Service Providers: We use a few trusted tools to run our blog, like analytics platforms to track site performance (e.g., Google Analytics). These tools may process your IP address or browsing data, but they only provide us with aggregated, anonymized insights—like how many visitors read our Nvidia Computex post.
Legal Requirements: If we’re legally required to share your data—say, due to a court order—we’ll comply, but we’ll notify you first unless prohibited by law.

That’s it. We don’t share your data for marketing purposes or with advertisers. Your trust means everything to us.

Cookies and Tracking

As mentioned earlier, we use cookies to improve your experience on our site. These cookies are basic and don’t track sensitive information. You can manage or disable cookies through your browser settings—most browsers let you block them or clear them after each session. Keep in mind that disabling cookies might affect your experience, like preventing us from remembering your preferences.

We also use Google Analytics to understand our audience better. It gives us insights like which countries our readers are from or which posts are most popular. This data is anonymized—we can’t see who you are, just general trends. If you’d rather not be tracked, you can opt out using tools like the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On.

Your Rights and Choices

You have control over your data, and we want to make sure you can exercise your rights. If you’ve shared information with us—like your email in a comment—you can ask us to delete it by emailing kujurbimal@yahoo.com. You can also request a copy of the data we’ve collected about you, though in most cases, it’ll just be your email and comments.

If you’re in a region with specific privacy laws, like the EU’s GDPR or India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, you may have additional rights, such as the right to restrict processing or object to how we use your data. We’re happy to work with you to meet those requirements—just reach out.

Updates to This Policy

We might update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices or legal requirements. If we make significant changes—like starting to collect new types of data—we’ll notify you via email (if we have your address) or a notice on our site. This policy was last updated on May 20, 2025, at 09:39 AM IST.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or how we handle your data, don’t hesitate to reach out. You can email me, Bimal Kujur, at kujurbimal@yahoo.com, or send a letter to:

Bimal Kujur
41, Pathal Kudwa
Ranchi, 834001
India

We’ll respond as quickly as we can, typically within 48 hours for emails. At Intelligent Insights, we’re here to provide clarity and build trust, so let us know how we can help.

Thank you for being part of our community. We’re committed to keeping your data safe while delivering the tech insights you love.