Trust and security
How Techsstuff LLC handles information on this website, and how to reach us about security, abuse and legal matters.
Our approach
We design our company website to collect as little as it can. We run no analytics or advertising trackers, we set no cookies, and we do not ask for information through forms.
When you contact us, we use your details to answer you and for nothing else. Contact is simple: one email address and one phone number, both published on every page.
We write our terms and privacy notice in plain language and update them when our practices change. We describe only the practices we follow. We do not list certifications, audits or guarantees that we cannot document, and we do not imply them.
If a practice described on this page changes, we update the page, and the date on the privacy notice, when the change takes effect. Each piece of software we make has its own policies on its own website. This page covers techsstuff.com.
Privacy on techsstuff.com
These are the facts about this website, and the privacy notice sets them out in full.
- No tracking
- This website uses no analytics and no advertising trackers.
- No cookies
- This website sets no cookies. The only item stored in your browser is your light or dark theme preference. It stays on your device and is never sent to us.
- No forms
- This website has no forms. You reach us by email or by phone.
- Plain pages
- Pages are static files. Every page still works with JavaScript turned off. The scripts on this website switch the theme and mark where you are in a page’s contents, and they send nothing anywhere.
- Nothing from elsewhere
- Every script, style and font on this website is served from techsstuff.com. A strict content policy blocks anything else, and a no-referrer policy keeps this website’s address from being passed on when you follow a link.
Report a security issue
If you believe you have found a security issue in techsstuff.com or in a service we operate, tell us. Email support@techsstuff.com with the subject “Security”.
- What to include
- A description of the issue and where you found it, the steps to reproduce it, and what you believe its impact is. Include the address of the affected page or service and any proof of concept that helps us confirm it.
- What not to do
- Do not access, change or delete data that is not yours. Do not disrupt a service or run denial-of-service tests. Do not use social engineering against our people or anyone else. Do not publish details of an issue before we have had the opportunity to address it.
- What we do
- We read every report, assess it and, where it is valid, work to address it. We keep the reporter informed about what we find and tell them when the issue is resolved.
- Scope
- This policy covers techsstuff.com and the services we operate. It does not cover websites or services that we do not operate, and it does not cover findings that depend on access to another person’s data.
- Good faith
- We consider research that follows this policy to be conducted in good faith, and we ask reporters to act in good faith in return.
This policy is also published in machine-readable form as security.txt. Last updated 11 November 2026.
Abuse and legal requests
Send reports of misuse of our software or websites to support@techsstuff.com with the subject “Abuse”. Describe what you saw and include addresses, dates and screenshots where you can.
Send copyright and trademark notices and legal requests to support@techsstuff.com with the subject “Legal”. The legal notices explain what to include.
Where our policies live
Our terms of use, privacy notice and legal notices are listed on the Legal page. Each shows the date of its last update, and the version on its page is always the current one.