Who this notice covers
This notice applies to personal data processed when readers access IndoPac pages, request site files, or follow site-controlled links. It is written to support readers in the United States and the European Union, while reflecting what the site actually does today.
For now, IndoPac operates as an editorial publication published under the IndoPac and IndoPac Desk names. Because the site has no account layer, most processing is limited to the technical data required to deliver pages securely.
What data may be processed
Standard web delivery can create infrastructure logs containing IP address, user agent, requested URL, referrer, timestamp, response status, and similar diagnostic fields. Those records are typically generated by hosting, CDN, and security systems rather than by a reader profile database.
IndoPac does not currently ask readers to submit names, payment details, account credentials, or profile fields in order to access reporting. The site also does not publish comment threads or contribution forms at this time.
Why the site processes data
- • To deliver requested pages and files through the hosting and CDN stack
- • To maintain uptime, troubleshoot failures, and respond to abuse or security events
- • To protect the service, its infrastructure, and the publishers and sources it references
- • To comply with legal obligations when preservation or disclosure is required
Legal bases for EU and EEA readers
Where EU or EEA privacy law applies, IndoPac's current processing model is based primarily on legitimate interests in delivering a public news publication securely and reliably, plus compliance obligations where records must be preserved or disclosed.
IndoPac uses GA4 for audience measurement and does not use that measurement for targeted advertising or profiling. The site does not currently run advertising technology, cross-site behavioral segments, or reader accounts.
Sharing, service providers, and external links
Site delivery depends on third-party infrastructure providers such as hosting, storage, CDN, and DNS services. Those providers may process technical request data on IndoPac's behalf to keep the site online and secure.
IndoPac brief pages and live radar entries link to outside publishers. Once a reader opens a third-party destination, that publisher's own privacy practices, cookies, and terms govern the visit.
Sale, sharing, targeted advertising, and children
IndoPac does not currently sell personal information, share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, or run targeted advertising segments. It is also not directed to children under 13 and is not designed to knowingly collect personal information from children.
If the site later adds reader accounts, forms, subscriptions, or advertising technology, those changes will be reflected here before the new processing begins.
Retention, international hosting, and future changes
Because IndoPac runs on cloud infrastructure, technical logs and backups may be processed in jurisdictions outside a reader's home country. Retention depends on operational, security, and legal needs rather than on reader account lifecycle, because there are no accounts today.
This notice will be revised whenever the site's data posture changes in a meaningful way. The snapshot below reflects the current service model.
- • IndoPac is a static publication with no reader accounts, paywall logins, comments, or newsletter subscriptions.
- • The site uses Google Analytics 4 for audience measurement, but does not use advertising cookies or behavioral profiling.
- • Readers can open brief pages on IndoPac and follow links to external publishers for original reporting.
- • If IndoPac adds accounts, submissions, newsletters, targeted ads, or other data-heavy features later, these notices will be updated before those features go live.
Privacy rights and next steps
Reader rights differ by jurisdiction. IndoPac summarizes those rights separately on the privacy-rights page so the notice itself can stay focused on current processing.
The current site posture is deliberately narrow. Before IndoPac launches forms, subscriptions, user submissions, or any similar features, it should also publish a dedicated operational channel for privacy and accessibility requests.
