Privacy / version 2

A public site.
A private workshop.

The public pages explain the work without asking visitors to create an account or profile. Internal prototype records stay in the owner-only Lab.

0 Visitor accounts0 Analytics0 Public forms

What happens during a visit

The page loads.
The site creates no profile.

01You open a public pageNo sign-in requested
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02Static pages loadText, styles, and images
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03No app-owned profileNo account or application database entry
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No visitor accounts

Public visitors are not asked to sign in, create a profile, or join a membership.

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No site analytics

No analytics, advertising, heat-map, or behavior-tracking script has been added.

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No public forms

The public site does not collect names, addresses, messages, files, or location.

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External links are separate

GitHub and other destinations operate under their own published policies.

LIMITED UNDERGROUND / PRIVACY BOUNDARYPUBLIC SITE
VISITOR_ACCOUNTSOFF
ANALYTICS_SERVICEOFF
PUBLIC_COLLECTIONOFF
OWNER_LABPRIVATE

A hard boundary

Prototype evidence is not public content.

Hosting infrastructure necessarily receives technical request data to deliver the site. The owner-only Owner Lab uses authentication, a structured project database, and private file storage. Its raw logs, device records, decisions, and uploads are not presented on public project pages.

Current scope

Public informational pages at limitedunderground.com have no visitor accounts, site analytics, or contact forms. A separately authenticated Owner Lab stores internal OpenTrail project records and private evidence. Hosting-provider infrastructure operates under its own terms and logging practices.

Last reviewed August 11, 2026