Privacy
How Learn Chinese Zero handles free resource email delivery, optional marketing, analytics, and service providers.
Learn Chinese Zero does not provide user accounts, payments, comments, custom contact-form storage, or first-party newsletter storage. Public pages may load published content from Sanity when configured.
When you request a free resource, we collect the email address you submit so we can record the request and send the requested access link.
Marketing emails are optional. You are added to marketing communications only when you actively select the marketing option, and marketing emails include an unsubscribe mechanism.
We use an email service provider to store contact records and deliver requested resource emails and, where you have opted in, marketing communications.
You may contact us to request appropriate deletion or unsubscribe handling for your contact information.
Learn Chinese Zero uses Google Analytics 4 only after you choose to allow analytics cookies. Google Analytics helps us understand which pages are visited, how visitors navigate the site, which content is useful, and interactions such as outbound links to book marketplaces.
Analytics is optional. If you reject analytics before allowing it, Google Analytics will not be loaded by this website. If you later withdraw analytics consent, Learn Chinese Zero stops future analytics collection, although the previously loaded Google Analytics script may remain in the current page session. You can change your choice at any time through Cookie Settings.
We do not intentionally send names, email addresses, book access codes, or other directly identifying information to Google Analytics.
Free resource pages may use Learn Chinese Zero email delivery or link to or iframe an approved external form provider when configured in Sanity. Email signup and delivery are handled through the applicable email service provider, not through a custom database in this website.
This is baseline project copy, not jurisdiction-specific legal advice. Final production privacy language should be reviewed against the actual tools enabled at launch.