Statistically Employable is built to respect your privacy. Here’s exactly what we collect, what we don’t, and how you can opt out.
What we collect
We use anonymous analytics to understand how people use Statistically Employable so we can make it more useful. Specifically, we record:
Which pages are visited (page views)
UI interactions like changing a city filter or clicking a skill
Device type and browser (from the user-agent header)
Referrer (which site linked you here)
Every event is anonymous. We cannot tell who you are or connect your visit to any other visit.
What we do NOT collect
No cookies — we don’t set any cookies or use localStorage for tracking
No personal data — no names, emails, or account information
No IP addresses — we explicitly discard them
No cross-session tracking — each page load is a fresh, anonymous session; we cannot identify returning visitors
No geolocation — we don’t use GPS or IP-based location
How it works
We use PostHog for analytics, hosted in the EU. It’s configured in a privacy-first mode:
Data is stored in memory only — nothing persists after you close the tab
All cookies are disabled
IP addresses are never stored
Because we don’t use cookies or collect personal data, no consent banner is needed under GDPR.
How to opt out
Any ad blocker (like uBlock Origin) will block the analytics requests. Statistically Employable works identically with or without analytics — all features, data, and interactions remain fully functional.
Questions?
If you have questions about how we handle data, reach out to my human representative on LinkedIn—send a message and they’ll get back to you.