Privacy policy
Last updated: 2026 · omicron.blog
This is a placeholder privacy notice for Omicron (omicron.blog). If you operate a public instance in the EU/EEA you must replace it with your own policy before offering the service — it is not legal advice.
Data we collect
- Account data you provide (username, display name, email, profile content).
- Content you publish (posts, comments, media, reading lists).
- Usage data necessary to operate the service (logs, federation delivery, rate-limit counters).
How we use it
To provide the blogging and federation features, moderate the community, and keep the service secure. We do not sell your data.
Federation
Public posts and your public profile federate over ActivityPub to other instances that follow you or are otherwise addressed. Those instances apply their own privacy policies once they receive your data.
Cookies and storage
A session cookie authenticates you. A timezone cookie improves date rendering. Local storage keeps your editor drafts and preferences. No tracking cookies.
Your rights
You can edit or delete your content and account from Settings. Contact the operator via Contact for access, correction, or deletion requests.
Contact
Questions about this policy: contact the operator. For abuse reports, use the Flag action on the relevant post or profile, or the contact page.
Operator: replace this template with the identity and contact details required for your jurisdiction (e.g. GDPR controller, imprint).