This page explains what antoniorusso.ai collects when you visit and what happens to it. In short: I measure how the site is used, and if you write to me through a form, I keep what you sent so I can reply.
Site analytics
I use PostHog to see how people use this site: which pages they visit, what they click, how quickly pages load and whether something breaks. It also records how each page is used, much like a screen recording, so I can find and fix the confusing parts. Anything you type into a form is hidden in those recordings.
PostHog sets a cookie in your browser so that a later visit is counted as the same visitor rather than a new one. This information is sent through this site's own address to PostHog, which stores it for me in the United States. I don't use it for advertising and I don't sell it.
When you write to me
If you use the contact form or sign up for podcast updates, I receive what you enter: your email address and, on the contact form, your name, company and message. It is stored in Sanity, the system this site's content lives in, and sent to my inbox by Resend, which also emails you a confirmation. To stop spam I keep the time you submitted, your browser's description (its user agent) and a scrambled, one-way version of your IP address, never the address itself.
I use this only to reply to you and, if you asked for them, to send podcast updates.
Your choices
You can switch analytics off with the button above, or by blocking cookies for this site in your browser. To see or delete anything you've sent me, email antonio@blvckbox.ai.