This page explains what InsuranceZenith collects, why, and what you can do about it. The short version: I run a small editorial site, I don’t sell your data, and I only collect what the site needs to work.
What gets collected
- Contact. When you message me through the contact form, I keep what you send so I can reply and follow up if needed.
- Usage data. I run no analytics, so I do not track which guides you read. The host keeps ordinary server logs. The only cookies on the site come from the ads (below); I set none of my own for measurement.
I pass your IP address to an outside service (country.is) when you do something that sends data in — send the contact form or run a search — so I can tell which country the request comes from. It returns only the country; I keep that country code for a day, under a fingerprint of the address rather than the address itself. From outside the countries the site serves, those actions are declined: the form says so, and a search just returns you to the homepage. This check never happens when you simply read a page or an article.
I do not ask for or store sensitive details about your business finances, and you should never send policy numbers, account logins or similar through the contact form.
Advertising and third parties
The site shows ads and uses affiliate links, and those partners can set their own cookies to measure clicks and limit repeat ads. They handle that data under their own policies. How the links work is on the affiliate disclosure page, and cookies are covered on the cookie policy page.
Your choices
You can clear or block the ad cookies in your browser, and ask me what contact data I hold for you or to delete it. The addresses collected until now were deleted from the site on 12 October 2026. To make any of those requests, use the contact form.
Last updated: October 12, 2026.
If analytics or an email service is ever added, this page will say so first.