Primary Commitment: navybodyfatcalculator.com does not collect, record, or transmit your physical fitness measurements or body composition calculations.
1. Client-Side Calculation Privacy (No Data Transmission)
The core calculation engines on navybodyfatcalculator.com—including the Waist-to-Height Ratio (WHtR) calculator and the anatomical measurement guide—run entirely within your web browser using client-side JavaScript.
When you enter your height, waist circumference, or toggle measurement units:
- Your measurements remain strictly on your local device.
- No measurement numbers, calculated ratios, or timestamps are sent to our web servers.
- No tracking databases, user profiles, or health records are created or stored.
2. Information Collected via Voluntary Contact Inquiries
If you voluntarily reach out through our Contact Form, we collect only the personal information you supply:
- Full Name
- Email Address
- Subject selection and message content
This information is utilized solely to review and respond to your specific editorial inquiry, technical feedback, or documentation report. We do not sell, rent, monetize, or share this contact data with third-party marketers or data brokers.
Data Retention Schedule: Inquiries sent via the contact form are retained in our secure editorial inbox for a maximum of 30 days to facilitate communication follow-up before being permanently purged. Temporary anti-abuse verification hashes held in WordPress transients expire automatically after 24 hours.
3. Browser Local Storage & Cookies
Our website prioritizes clean, fast-loading architecture without third-party advertising or commercial tracking cookies. We utilize standard browser localStorage solely to preserve non-identifying user interface preferences, such as your selected measurement unit (Imperial or Metric) and language view, across page navigation.
4. Hosting Infrastructure & Server Logs
Like virtually all websites, our hosting infrastructure (Hostinger) automatically generates standard technical server access logs. These logs capture:
- Internet Protocol (IP) address
- Browser type and operating system user-agent
- Date, time, and requested URL
- HTTP response status code
Server access logs are retained temporarily for essential network security, DDoS defense, bot abuse mitigation, and web server performance monitoring.
5. Your Privacy Rights (GDPR & CCPA)
Under applicable data protection frameworks, including the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), you retain the right to:
- Request confirmation of whether we hold contact correspondence originating from you.
- Request deletion of any contact email records we maintain.
- Opt out of any future communications.
To exercise any of these rights, contact our editorial team via our Contact Page.
6. Policy Updates
We review our privacy practices periodically to align with evolving digital standards and WordPress platform requirements. Any updates will be published directly on this page with an updated revision date.