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Privacy Policy
Effective 16 July 2026
The short version: the sites collect nothing about the people who read them.
4444.com and the framework sites ask for nothing. There are no accounts to create, no sign-ins, no tracking scripts, and no fingerprinting of devices or browsers. Which frameworks have been opened stays in the browser’s own local storage, on the device that opened them — never on a server, never seen by us. The Cookie Policy lists exactly what that storage holds.
The one exception is the letter: whoever leaves an email address there gives it for the letter alone. That address is never shared, sold, or used for anything else. Anyone who wants it removed can write to email, and it comes out.
The form on the contact page works the same honest way: it composes a message in the visitor’s own mail application and that mail client is what sends it. The site stores and transmits nothing — whatever is typed goes straight into the visitor’s own outbox, never to a server of ours.
4444 is published by Shemim, based in New York, USA.
Questions about this policy can go to email.