Who is behind the site
s3v.no is run by S3V, which is also the data controller for any personal data from the site. Contact goes to hello@s3v.no, and that is the same address used for all privacy questions.
S3V
NO
S3V
NO
This site has no login, no shopping cart and no forms. It therefore collects almost nothing about you. Here is exactly what "almost" means.
Read the detailsWritten to be read, not to cover anyone's legal back.
s3v.no is run by S3V, which is also the data controller for any personal data from the site. Contact goes to hello@s3v.no, and that is the same address used for all privacy questions.
No forms, no login and no registration. The only thing you can send is an email you choose to write yourself, and then we have whatever you wrote in it. Nothing is stored in a database here.
The site is hosted with Vercel, which logs ordinary technical data on every visit: IP address, timestamp, which page was fetched and which browser fetched it. That is necessary for operations and security, and the logs are not used for anything else.
The site sets no cookies at all, and therefore has no consent banner. Should that change, the banner comes first and the tracking afterwards, not the other way round.
Google Analytics is prepared in the code but switched off: the measurement ID is a placeholder, so nothing loads and nothing is sent. The day it is switched on, this page is updated in the same go, and consent obtained first.
Vercel hosts and serves the pages, Cloudflare handles DNS. Beyond that the site makes zero third-party calls: the fonts are self-hosted, the images live here, and there are no tracking pixels, no embedded videos and no share buttons.
You can ask for access to what is stored about you, have it corrected or deleted. Send an email and you get a reply within 24 hours. You can also complain to the Norwegian Data Protection Authority if you believe something here is wrong.
Then your message sits in the inbox, and stays there as long as the conversation is relevant. It is not used for marketing, it is not added to any list, and it is not passed on. Ask for deletion and it gets deleted.
The date at the top is the only version history needed. The page is a file in a public repo, so every change is traceable there for anyone who wants to look.