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At Engg Technical Notes (https://enggtechnotes.blogspot.com), we are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring a safe, secure experience. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and safeguard your information:

Information We Collect

  • Contact Data: Email addresses when you submit queries via our contact form or email (prowriter.officialdesk@gmail.com).

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Data Security

We use secure platforms like Blogger to protect your information. However, no online system is completely risk-free. We take reasonable measures to safeguard your data.

Data Retention

Contact information is retained only as long as necessary to respond to your queries or provide updates.

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Last Updated: October 2025

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