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Private Policy


Following information disclosed by the authorities mention the policies according to this blog and its relative pages. Your are requested to go through this page and let us know if there is any query.

This private policy surely isn't targeting to mock any student or any other individual, neither it is targeting any organisation or any other industrial figure likely.

Material Privacy


All data relevant to any student or other individual is totally open source to them regardless of their usage and manipulation. All stuff present on this blog is surely designed for students specially so they are free to use it as they like to or probably want to.

Do we use Cookies?


Nope!!.
But one thing, Some advertising partners like google adsense might be use them on their part.

Do we require any information?


Basically since this is a tech blog and all the material available here is of student concerns therefore we don't require any kind of information besides cuz of this edge visitors won't need to take any useless steps.

Safety of information!


Sure we only collect your information for providing you the best experience through our responsive replies through our mails. Our authorities will be directing the mails inch by inch that's why there no violation of your personal information.

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