Effective 11 October 2026. PGI offers optional analytics for visits and download requests. Choosing Allow analytics permits an event record with a random record ID, UTC timestamp, page or file path, approximate network-derived country when available, consent version and checksums for traceability.
No visitor names, email addresses, IP addresses, GPS coordinates, fingerprint or persistent visitor identifier are stored in this archive. A cookie remembers your choice for 90 days. You may decline or change your choice using Privacy choices on any page. Declining does not prevent downloads. No optional event record is sent while analytics is declined.
The archive is restricted to PGI’s owner through authenticated access. Events remain available for 90 days; older records are removed in batches during subsequent activity. PGI can export archived records for its own evidence and analysis. The archive runs within the website hosting infrastructure; it is not sent to a separate analytics service.
Approximate country can be unavailable or incorrect because of VPNs, proxies or hosting metadata. Requests are not proof that a complete file reached a person, that a person read or listened to it, or that any particular individual was in a country. Direct file links, blocked scripts and visitors who decline analytics may not be represented. Repeated requests are not unique people.
This archive starts on activation and cannot reconstruct earlier visitors or downloads. Platform security and operational logs are separate from PGI’s optional archive.
To ask about these records, contact PGI at tkg.poplar@gmail.com.
When you choose to accept a book agreement, PGI stores a random receipt reference, the selected title and format, agreement version and acceptance time. This receipt supports the requested book transaction and is separate from optional visitor analytics. It does not collect payment-card details or establish a verified identity. Contact tkg.poplar@gmail.com for agreement-record enquiries.