MYiTECH
Privacy
Short version: I do not track you, I do not use cookies, and I do not sell anything to anybody. If you write to me, I keep what you wrote so I can answer it.
Last updated 22 September 2026
Who is responsible
MYiTECH is the trading name of Abdalla, a software developer working from London, United Kingdom. I am the data controller for this website — there is no one else behind it.
- Phone
- 07902 484314
- Post
- A postal address is given on request, and appears on every quote and invoice.
What this site collects
1. The contact form
When you fill in the form, I keep your name, the contact details you give me, the type of work you picked, your message, the date, and the IP address the message arrived from. The IP address is there to stop the form being abused by robots, nothing else.
This is stored in this site’s own small database, kept on Cloudflare (see below), and a copy is sent to my phone through Telegram so that I actually see it. It is not sent to a mailing list, a CRM, or any marketing tool, because I do not use any.
Why I am allowed to keep it: you asked me to get in touch, so it is either steps taken before a contract at your request, or my legitimate interest in answering my own enquiries.
How long: until it is clearly finished — you become a client and it moves into your project notes, or nothing comes of it. Anything older than two years with no project attached is deleted.
2. The assistant, and the translation demonstration
Both of these send what you type to an outside AI company, which produces the reply and sends it back. That is the only way they can work.
The provider is DeepSeek, a company based in China. Your text leaves the United Kingdom when you use those two features. I have no control over what that company does with it, beyond their own published terms.
So do not type anything private, confidential or personal into the assistant or the translation box. Use the contact form or ring me instead — those come straight to me.
I do not save the conversations. They are not written to any database on my side, and once the page is closed they are gone from mine.
3. Counting visits
I count visits myself, with the site’s own code, so that I know whether anybody is finding this site. When a page loads it records four things: which page, where you arrived from (Google, a link on another site, or nothing), whether you are on a phone or a computer and which browser, and a country.
The country is worked out from the clock setting and the language your own browser reports — for example a browser set to Europe/London is counted as the United Kingdom. Your address is never looked up anywhere and never written down. All that is stored is a number worked out from it, mixed with a secret that is replaced every day and with today's date, so that two visits in one day are not counted as two people. That number cannot be turned back into you, and tomorrow it is different.
- No cookies. The site itself sets none. Cloudflare, which carries the traffic (see below), may add a short-lived security cookie if a visit looks like a robot — it is not used for tracking or advertising.
- No Google Analytics, no Facebook pixel, no advertising or tracking scripts of any kind.
- Nothing about your visit is passed to any other company, apart from Cloudflare carrying the connection.
- No account to create, no newsletter, no marketing emails.
If you would rather not be counted at all, a browser set to block scripts, or private mode, is enough. Nothing on the page depends on it.
4. Nothing else
The only outside thing the page loads is the typefaces, from Google Fonts. Your browser fetches those from Google, which means Google sees the request. If that matters to you, tell me and I will host the fonts with the site instead.
Who else can see any of it
- Cloudflare — hosts this site and its small database (the enquiries and the visit counts), and provides the HTTPS. It handles the connection itself, including your IP address and what the page sends, in order to deliver the site and keep attacks off it.
- Telegram — when you send the contact form, a copy of your message is sent to my phone through Telegram so that I see it straight away.
- DeepSeek — receives only what you type into the assistant or the translation box, as described above.
Nobody else. I do not share, sell, rent or trade enquiries, and I never will.
What you can ask me to do
Under UK data protection law you can ask me for a copy of what I hold about you, ask me to correct it, ask me to delete it, or object to my keeping it. Send a message through the contact form, or ring 07902 484314, and I will do it — free, and within a month. In practice it takes me a few minutes, because it is one row in one small database.
If you think I have handled your information badly, please tell me first so I can put it right. You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk or on 0303 123 1113.
Security, honestly stated
The site is served over HTTPS. The enquiry database sits in my own Cloudflare account, which only I have access to, and the assistant's key is kept there as a locked secret, never in the pages. No system is perfect and I will not pretend otherwise — which is exactly why the box above tells you not to type anything sensitive into a public demonstration.
Changes
If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. There is no version history to hunt through; the page you are reading is the one that applies.