Privacy, in plain language.

What the website itself does

The website serves static pages, images, styles, a small navigation script, and an RSS feed. Its code does not include advertising pixels, analytics services, embedded social feeds, newsletter forms, login accounts, or on-site contact forms. The page scripts do not set cookies or use local storage.

Article filters operate within your browser. Opening a mobile menu or printing a guide does not submit an entry to WokePodcast.com. A copy-link button requests access to your browser’s clipboard only when you activate that button.

Hosting and network information

Accessing a website requires network requests. The hosting provider may receive connection information such as an IP address, browser details, requested files, and request times. This page does not establish the host’s log retention period or processing practices. Those depend on the provider and deployment settings.

When you send an email

A mail link opens your email application. Sending a message shares the address you use, its contents, and information processed by the relevant mail services. Do not include sensitive personal information, confidential documents, or unnecessary private details about another person.

To ask about a message you have sent, write to [email protected] and identify the request without adding unnecessary sensitive information. This page does not promise a particular mailbox retention period or a guaranteed response time.

External sources and feed readers

Editorial reference links lead to other websites. Their operators apply their own privacy practices. Following an external reference does not mean WokePodcast.com controls that service. Similarly, an RSS reader may process information according to its own settings and provider policies.

The site does not require an email address to serve the RSS file. A reader retrieving it still makes a network request to the host, just as a browser does when opening an article.

Questions and changes

Contact WokePodcast.com with a specific privacy question. Adding services such as analytics, embedded media, advertising, or forms would change the practices described here and would require a corresponding review of this notice. This notice describes the functions currently included in the website, not an independent legal compliance certification.