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Privacy

Clear about the information used to run the site.

This notice explains how EconToMarks handles optional accounts, saved evidence, contact submissions, public-site analytics and information used to operate the service.

Last updated 7 September 2026

Public access

You can read EconToMarks without creating an account. Sign in is optional and is used only for personal features such as My Evidence.

The private newsroom used to manage the publication is separate from the public learning experience. Students should not submit passwords, medical information, financial information or other sensitive personal information through the public contact form.

Accounts and My Evidence

If you choose to sign in, EconToMarks uses your email address to authenticate your account. Passwordless email links are used for the public account experience, so EconToMarks does not ask public readers to create a password.

My Evidence stores the identifiers of the Stories and Deep Dives you choose to save, together with the time they were saved. This collection is private to your authenticated account and is not part of the public website.

Information you provide

When you use the public contact or correction form, EconToMarks receives the name, email address, category, subject and message you submit. You may also provide the page URL or path connected to your report.

During review, the private newsroom may add an internal status or note so a submission can be assessed, resolved and recorded accurately.

Site analytics

EconToMarks uses Vercel Web Analytics to understand how the public site is being used and to improve its usefulness. The site also records selected product interactions, such as when a reader opens a Deep Dive or follows a verified source link.

These analytics are used for service improvement and editorial decision-making, not to build advertising profiles. Infrastructure providers may also process ordinary technical request information needed to deliver and secure the website.

How the information is used

Account information is used to authenticate you and keep your private My Evidence collection available across devices. Contact submissions are used to review and respond to feedback, investigate corrections or technical problems, manage editorial records and protect the service from misuse.

EconToMarks does not sell personal information.

Service providers and disclosure

EconToMarks uses Supabase for authentication and database services and Vercel for website hosting and analytics. These providers process information needed to operate, secure and improve the service. Information may also be disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with law, protect the service or investigate abuse. Private account data and contact submissions are not part of the public website.

Retention

Public-account information and saved evidence are retained while the account is in use. A signed-in reader can permanently delete the public account from My Evidence; the saved evidence for that account is deleted with it.

Contact submissions are kept only for as long as reasonably needed for editorial review, support, security and record-keeping purposes. Some information may be retained for longer where there is a legitimate operational or legal reason to do so.

Third-party links

EconToMarks links to primary sources, public data, image repositories and other external websites. Those services operate under their own privacy practices, and this notice does not control what happens after you leave EconToMarks.

Your choices

You can choose not to create an account, remove individual items from My Evidence, sign out whenever you wish, or permanently delete the public account from My Evidence. You can also ask for submitted information to be corrected or deleted where appropriate through the contact form. Private newsroom accounts are administered separately to protect publication access and editorial records.

Changes to this notice

This notice may be updated as the service changes. The date above shows when the current version was last revised.

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