Name, email address, phone number, and message content when you submit a contact form or service enquiry. That’s the core of our contact form privacy practice.
Privacy you can actually read.
We believe you should know exactly what happens to your information when you reach out. This privacy policy applies to every visitor, lead, and client who uses Doug's SQL.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: 26 July 2026. This policy applies to all website visitors and clients who contact Doug's SQL for database design, optimisation, or DBeaver support. Want the short version? We only use information to answer you and do the work you asked for.
Information We Collect
We keep collection narrow on purpose. Why ask for more than we need?
IP address, browser type, device details, and pages visited may be collected for security, diagnostics, and anonymised analytics.
We do not ask for sensitive personal data such as Social Security numbers, payment card details, or anything unrelated to database services.
How We Use Your Data
The purpose is practical, not flashy. We use your information to respond, improve, and keep things secure. Anything else? Only if you say yes.
We use your details to answer questions, schedule follow-up conversations, and scope services that fit your database setup.
Anonymised usage data helps us understand which pages are useful and where the site needs sharper explanations.
If you opt in, we may send occasional project-related or service-related updates. We don’t sell, rent, or share your data with third parties.
Your Rights & Choices
Ask what information we hold, and we’ll explain it clearly.
You can ask us to delete your data at any time.
You can stop future communications without a long process.
We’re serious about privacy, but we don’t hide behind heavy legalese. Your information is used carefully, protected sensibly, and never treated like a product.
Need a quick answer before you reach out?
Read our full privacy commitment, then contact us with confidence. We’ll keep the conversation focused on your database needs and nothing else.
This page is written in plain English because privacy should be understandable, not intimidating.