Privacy
In short: this website does not track you. No analytics, no advertising, no third-party cookies.
Who is responsible?
Pim Uijttewaal, Nieuwveen, the Netherlands. You can ask privacy questions through the contact form.
What happens on this website?
No tracking. I don’t use analytics, advertising services or social media scripts. Fonts, images and scripts come from this website itself, not from an external party.
Language choice. If you choose English, your own browser remembers that (in your browser’s local storage). That choice is not sent to me and not used to recognise you.
Technical log files. As with any website, the web server records technical data such as your IP address, the time, the requested page and your browser type. This is needed to make the website work and keep it secure. I don’t use this data to follow you or build a profile of you, and I don’t keep it longer than necessary for that purpose.
The contact form
If you use the contact form, I receive what you fill in by e-mail: your name, your e-mail address, optionally your phone number and the topics you are interested in, the subject, your message and any attachments. I only use it to reply to you and to deal with any assignment or question. I don’t pass it on to others and I don’t keep it longer than necessary for that purpose.
If you choose “Send a copy to me too”, you will receive a copy of your message at the e-mail address you entered.
The form uses a temporary session cookie with a security code, so that it cannot be abused by programs that fill in the form automatically. That cookie contains no personal data and disappears when you close your browser.
Links to other websites
This website links to other websites, such as declaruur.nl, thejumpingfox.nl, uijttewaal.info, the App Store and WhatsApp. Those parties’ own privacy rules apply there. You only end up there if you click such a link.
Your rights
You may ask me which data I hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, or object to its use. Send a message through the contact form to do so. If you disagree with how I handle your data, you can file a complaint with the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens).
Last updated: 18 October 2026.