1. Privacy

Privacy on CatchJS

CatchJS does not collect personal information about you, unless you have explicitly agreed to it when registering an account on CatchJS.

In general, there are three main ways in which you may interact with CatchJS:

1. You visit the CatchJS website, but do not have an account with CatchJS.
2. You visit a website that has embedded the catch.js script to track website errors and performance metrics.
3. You have an account with CatchJS.

For cases 1 and 2 above, CatchJS does not track any personal information about you. Any traffic over the Internet is sent along with IP addresses that specifies where that traffic is to be routed, but CatchJS does not store, mine or otherwise process these addresses except for the purpose of routing the traffic. Additionally, CatchJS does not use tracking cookies or any similar mechanism to track users.

If you have registered for an account with CatchJS, the personal data you have provided is protected according to the Subscription and Data Protection Agreement