A clean, professional, ready-to-publish privacy policy aligned with the latest data-protection laws (EU/UK GDPR and California CCPA/CPRA). It is written for a personal or static website that does not run analytics, ads, or trackers, and is designed to be reused as a template for any of my projects.
🔓 Everything in this repository is open source and free to use — copy it, adapt it, publish it, no permission or attribution required. See below.
The policy as a self-contained, responsive web page (index.html) — ready for GitHub Pages, following the visitor's system theme.
Light. Title, a plain-language summary callout, and the 15-section table of contents. |
Dark. The same page — the stylesheet switches automatically with the reader's system theme. |
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
PRIVACY_POLICY.md |
The canonical policy in Markdown — 15 sections, GDPR + CCPA/CPRA aligned |
index.html |
The same policy as a self-contained, responsive web page (light/dark), ready for GitHub Pages |
LICENSE |
MIT License |
The policy covers the clauses modern privacy law expects: who the data controller is, exactly what is (and isn't) collected, legal bases for processing, cookies, hosting/third-party disclosure (GitHub Pages), no-sale/no-share statements, international transfers, retention, security, full user rights (access, deletion, correction, objection, portability, opt-out), and children's privacy.
The policy is already a static site — no build step:
- Push this repo to GitHub (done).
- Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → Source: Deploy from a branch →
main/ root. - It goes live at
https://abhuiyan00.github.io/privacy-policy/, served fromindex.html.
Link to that URL from the footer of any of your sites or apps.
PRIVACY_POLICY.md and index.html are templates. Before publishing for a different project,
update:
- Owner name & contact email — in Section 1 / Section 15 (currently the project owner's).
- Effective / Last updated date — at the top of both files.
- Hosting section (7) — if you host somewhere other than GitHub Pages, name that provider.
- Cookies / analytics (6, 7) — if you do add analytics, forms, or cookies, disclose them there (and add a consent banner where the law requires one).
All content in this public repository is released under the MIT License. You are free to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, and even sell it, for any purpose, personal or commercial — the only condition is that the MIT license notice travels with substantial copies. No attribution is required beyond that, and no permission needs to be asked.
This is a good-faith, plain-language policy offered as an open template. It is not legal advice. For a binding, jurisdiction-specific policy — especially for a commercial service — consult a qualified lawyer.
Maintained by Alimuzzaman Farhan Bhuiyan · Contact: farhanheisenberg360@gmail.com
- Semantic HTML — structures the reusable privacy-policy document with a navigable table of contents, policy sections, and accessible content tables.
- Native CSS — renders the same document responsively and adapts its palette to the reader's system theme without a build step.
- Markdown — keeps the canonical policy text available as a reviewable, reusable static document alongside the web page.
- Structuring long-form policy content for accessible web reading
- Building responsive, no-build static pages with CSS custom properties
- Maintaining equivalent Markdown and HTML document formats
- Preparing reusable content templates with clear update points
MIT (LICENSE).