The h880 privacy policy sets out what we keep when you use h880.mom: technical server logs, the cookies the hosting layer needs, and any message you send to [email protected]. You can ask for a copy, a correction or deletion of that data at any time.
WHAT WE RECORD
The Policy, Point by Point
What we hold at h880 is a narrow set of records, and each one has a job. When your browser loads a page on h880, the web server writes a line with your IP address, device and browser type, the page requested and a timestamp. We read those logs to keep the site up, block abusive traffic and trace broken links.
They are not used to follow you around the web. There is no advertising code on this site. No pixels, no retargeting tags, no third-party analytics script. The hosting layer may set a cookie where one is needed to serve a page or hold a preference, and that is the limit. Embedded maps stay inactive until you tap one; before that, the map provider learns nothing from your visit.
Email is where you choose to tell us more. Messages to [email protected] are stored with our reply so the thread stays readable, and only the support team opens them. We keep them until the matter is closed and our record-keeping duty ends, then clear them. A lawful order, or a duty under applicable local law, is the only reason we hand a record to anyone outside.
You can ask what we hold, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Send that from the email you wrote from, and say plainly which record you mean.
Technical logs
Our server records IP address, browser type, the page requested and the time of each visit. We use those lines to keep h880 online and to block abusive traffic, nothing more.
Cookies and trackers
This site carries no advertising cookies, pixels or third-party analytics. A cookie is set only where the hosting layer needs one to deliver a page or hold a preference.
Support messages
Emails to [email protected] keep your message, your address and our reply together. Only the support team opens them, and they are cleared once the matter closes and records are no longer needed.
Access and deletion
Write from the address you used before and tell us which record you want to see, correct or delete. We confirm the request and answer it within a reasonable window.
POLICY CONTACT
Reaching Our Privacy Contact
One address covers every privacy question: [email protected]. Our team reads it during Bangladesh business hours and replies from the same mailbox, so you keep one thread instead of chasing several. Prefer a form? The contact page at /contact/ reaches the same inbox.
Say what you need in plain words, whether that is a copy of your messages, a correction, a deletion or a question about something on this page, and include the email address you wrote from. We answer in the order requests arrive.
Email the team
Send your request to [email protected] from the address you used before. Subject line matters less than the details: what you want copied, corrected or removed.
Contact form
The form on /contact/ drops into the same support inbox. Use it if your mail app is giving trouble, then watch that address for our reply.
Response window
Requests are handled in the order they arrive during business hours. Simple questions usually clear the same day; a full data request takes a little longer.
RECORDS AND SAFETY
How h880 Keeps Records Safe
You get the same handling on a phone in Barishal as on a laptop at home, because the site is one set of pages served the same way to everyone. Traffic between your browser and h880 travels over HTTPS, so the request data in our logs is not readable in transit. Access to those logs and to the support mailbox sits with a small group, not the whole company.
Nothing here runs on a clock that never stops: support threads close, log files rotate, and older copies are dropped rather than stacked up.
Encrypted in transit
Every page loads over HTTPS, so the address, page path and form contents you send are protected while they travel. Plain HTTP requests are redirected before anything is served.
Limited staff access
Only the support lead and a small technical team can open the mailbox or the server logs. Access is tied to a work account, reviewed when someone leaves the team.
Short retention
Support threads are cleared once a case is closed and the record-keeping duty ends. Log files rotate on a fixed schedule instead of being stored indefinitely.
Policy changes
When the way we handle data shifts, we rewrite this page and note the change here. Older wording is replaced, not hidden, so you can always read the current version.
COMMON PRIVACY QUESTIONS
Privacy Questions, Answered Plainly
These are the questions our support inbox gets most often about data, and the short answers we give. If yours is not here, send it to [email protected] and we will add it once it comes up again.
Does h880 sell my data to anyone?
No. We do not sell, rent or trade records to advertisers or data brokers. A lawful order, or a duty under applicable local law, is the only route by which a record leaves our hands.
What do your server logs actually record?
IP address, browser and device type, the page you asked for, and the time of the request. Those lines keep h880 running and help us spot abusive traffic early.
Can I ask for a copy of what you hold?
Yes. Email [email protected] from the address you wrote to us with and ask for a copy of your support thread. We confirm the request and send it within a reasonable window.
How do I get my details deleted?
Send a deletion request to the same address and name the record you want removed. We clear support threads and log entries unless a record-keeping duty or lawful order requires us to hold them.
Do you use advertising or tracking cookies?
There are no advertising cookies, pixels or third-party analytics scripts on this site. The hosting layer sets a cookie only when it needs one to serve a page correctly.
Will you tell me if this policy changes?
Yes. We rewrite this page whenever the handling changes and note the update in the same place. Read it again before you send a data request, so you quote the current wording.