Privacy Policy

1. Overview

This Privacy Policy explains how The Project Jugaad Utilities collects, uses, stores, shares, and protects information when you access or use the Utilities portal.

The Utilities portal provides free browser-based tools, calculators, converters, generators, image utilities, developer utilities, games, downloads, sharing features, and related informational content.

This Privacy Policy also explains your available privacy choices and rights.

By using the Utilities portal, you acknowledge that you have read this Privacy Policy. Where consent is legally required, we will request consent separately through an appropriate notice, form, banner, or consent-management interface.

2. Who we are

The Utilities portal is operated as part of The Project Jugaad.

For personal information processed under this Privacy Policy, The Project Jugaad is the organisation responsible for deciding why and how that information is processed, except where a third-party provider independently determines its own processing activities.

References to "Utilities portal," "website," "site," "we," "us," and "our" in this Privacy Policy refer to The Project Jugaad Utilities and The Project Jugaad, as applicable.

3. Scope of this Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies only to the Utilities portal available at: utilities.theprojectjugaad.com

It applies to information processed in connection with:

• Public Utilities pages
• Tools and calculators
• Converters and generators
• Image and file utilities
• Developer utilities
• Games and puzzles
• Contact messages
• Website security
• Analytics
• Advertising
• Cookies and similar technologies
• Downloads and sharing features
• Related website operations

This Privacy Policy does not automatically apply to another website, portal, application, product, or service, even where it is operated under The Project Jugaad name.

4. Related websites and separate Privacy Policies

The Utilities portal may contain links to other websites and portals operated by or associated with The Project Jugaad, including:

• The main The Project Jugaad website at www.theprojectjugaad.com
• The Furniture Billing portal at billing.theprojectjugaad.com
• Other products, websites, or portals introduced in the future

Each website or portal may have its own:

• Privacy Policy
• Terms & Conditions
• Cookie notice
• Consent settings
• Account requirements
• Payment terms
• Subscription conditions
• Data-retention practices
• Service-specific notices

When you leave the Utilities portal and visit another website or portal, the Privacy Policy published on that destination governs the information processed through that destination.

This Utilities Privacy Policy does not govern:

• Information entered into a Furniture Billing account
• Customer, invoice, quotation, subscription, or payment information processed by the Furniture Billing portal
• Enquiries independently submitted through the main website
• Information exchanged during a professional-service engagement
• Accounts created on another portal
• Transactions completed through another website or service

Similarly, the Privacy Policies of the main website and Furniture Billing portal do not automatically govern your use of the Utilities portal unless expressly stated.

Related websites may share branding, ownership, contact information, hosting providers, analytics providers, security services, or other infrastructure. This does not mean that all information is automatically combined, transferred, or synchronised between them.

If information is intentionally transferred between related services, we will process it for the disclosed purpose and in accordance with applicable law.

5. No account required for public tools

You can generally access and use public tools and games without creating an account.

The Utilities portal does not ordinarily require you to provide:

• A username or password
• Payment-card details
• Bank-account details
• Government identification numbers
• Medical records
• Tax records
• Other sensitive personal information

to use its public tools and games.

A future feature may have different requirements. If so, the relevant page will provide an appropriate notice before collecting additional information.

6. Information you voluntarily provide

We may receive personal information when you voluntarily:

• Send us an email
• Submit a contact form
• Report a problem
• Request support
• Send feedback
• Suggest a tool or game
• Request correction or deletion
• Respond to a communication
• Send us another enquiry

Depending on what you provide, this information may include:

• Your name
• Email address
• Phone number
• Subject and message
• The page or tool involved
• Screenshots
• Browser or device details
• Error messages
• Sample inputs or outputs
• Attachments
• Correspondence history
• Any other information you choose to include

Please provide only the information reasonably necessary for us to understand and respond to your request.

7. Sensitive and confidential information

Do not send us or enter into public tools:

• Active passwords
• Private encryption keys
• Authentication tokens
• Payment-card details
• Banking credentials
• Government identification documents
• Medical records
• Detailed health information
• Tax returns
• Confidential business information
• Trade secrets
• Private photographs
• Children's personal information
• Files that you are not authorised to process

If you voluntarily send unnecessary sensitive or confidential information, we may delete, restrict, or avoid using it except where processing is required for security, legal compliance, or another lawful purpose.

8. Information collected automatically

When you access the Utilities portal, we, our hosting provider, and authorised service providers may automatically receive technical and usage information.

This may include:

• Internet Protocol address
• Approximate location derived from an IP address
• Browser type and version
• Device type
• Operating system
• Screen or viewport dimensions
• Language and regional settings
• Referring page or website
• Pages visited
• Dates and timestamps
• Time spent on a page
• Navigation activity
• Tool or game interactions
• Game display names, scores, ranks, and leaderboard activity where a leaderboard feature is used
• Advertisement interactions
• Error messages
• Crash or performance information
• Network and connection information
• Cookie or browser-storage identifiers
• Consent status
• Security and fraud signals
• Server-request information

Approximate location information is not intended to identify your precise street address. It may indicate a broad location such as a country, region, or city.

9. Server and hosting logs

Our hosting, network, security, or infrastructure providers may create server logs when your browser requests a page, file, script, image, or other resource.

These logs may include:

• IP address
• Request date and time
• Requested address
• Response status
• Browser information
• Referring address
• Data-transfer volume
• Security events
• Diagnostic information

Logs may be used to:

• Deliver website content
• Troubleshoot errors
• Maintain availability
• Detect attacks
• Investigate misuse
• Prevent fraud
• Enforce security controls
• Meet legal or operational requirements

10. How we use information

We may use information to:

• Operate and deliver the Utilities portal
• Respond to messages and support requests
• Investigate technical problems
• Correct errors
• Improve tools and games
• Understand which features are useful
• Measure website traffic
• Analyse navigation and performance
• Remember available preferences
• Provide downloads and sharing features
• Protect the website against spam, fraud, and abuse
• Apply rate limits and security controls
• Display and measure advertisements
• Manage cookie or consent choices
• Comply with applicable law
• Respond to lawful requests
• Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims
• Enforce our Terms & Conditions
• Protect users, the public, our services, and our rights

We do not use information submitted for support to make unrelated decisions about lending, employment, insurance, healthcare, or eligibility for government benefits.

11. Grounds for processing

Depending on the applicable law and circumstances, we may process personal information on one or more of the following grounds:

Consent

We may rely on your consent for activities such as:

• Non-essential cookies
• Certain analytics
• Personalised advertising
• Optional browser storage
• Marketing communications, if introduced
• Other processing for which consent is required

You may withdraw consent through the available consent controls or by contacting us, where applicable.

Withdrawal does not affect processing lawfully carried out before consent was withdrawn.

Providing a requested service

We may process information you voluntarily provide when necessary to:

• Respond to your message
• Investigate a reported problem
• Process a privacy request
• Provide a feature you requested
• Take steps requested by you
• Legitimate and reasonable interests

Where permitted, we may process limited information for interests such as:

• Operating the website
• Maintaining security
• Preventing fraud and abuse
• Diagnosing technical problems
• Understanding general website performance
• Protecting our legal rights

We consider whether these interests are reasonably balanced against the rights and expectations of users.

Legal obligations and legal claims

We may process or retain information where reasonably necessary to:

• Comply with applicable law
• Respond to a valid legal request
• Meet regulatory or record-keeping obligations
• Investigate fraud or security incidents
• Establish, exercise, or defend a legal claim

12. Cookies and similar technologies

The Utilities portal and authorised third parties may use:

• Cookies
• Local storage
• Session storage
• IndexedDB
• Scripts
• Tags
• Pixels
• Web beacons
• Advertising identifiers
• Similar technologies

These technologies may be used for:

• Essential functionality
• Security
• Spam and abuse prevention
• Consent management
• Saving preferences
• Saving game progress
• Supporting game scores, display names, ranks, and leaderboards
• Remembering recent results
• Website analytics
• Performance measurement
• Advertisement delivery
• Advertisement personalisation
• Frequency control
• Fraud detection
• Aggregated reporting

Some technologies are operated directly by the Utilities portal. Others are operated by third-party providers.

13. Essential and non-essential technologies

Some technologies may be necessary to:

• Deliver requested pages
• Maintain website security
• Prevent abuse
• Remember privacy choices
• Balance website traffic
• Provide a feature expressly requested by you

Other technologies, such as certain analytics and advertising technologies, may be non-essential.

Where required by applicable law, non-essential technologies will be restricted until an appropriate consent choice has been made.

The classification and availability of a technology may depend on:

• Its purpose
• Provider configuration
• Your region
• Applicable law
• Your consent choice
• Current website functionality

14. Cookie and consent controls

Where available, you may use the website's cookie or consent interface to:

• Accept available categories
• Reject non-essential categories
• Select available purposes
• Choose personalised or non-personalised advertising options
• Review participating providers
• Withdraw a previous choice

You may also use your browser or device settings to block or remove cookies and browser storage.

Blocking or removing storage may affect:

• Saved preferences
• Consent records
• Tool presets
• Recent results
• Game progress
• High scores
• Leaderboard display names and ranking continuity
• Analytics
• Advertising
• Other browser-based features

Your browser settings may not control every storage or identification technology used by a third-party service.

15. Google Analytics

The Utilities portal may use Google Analytics to understand website traffic, performance, navigation, and feature usage.

Depending on configuration, Google Analytics may process information such as:

• Page views
• Session information
• Events
• Approximate location
• Browser and device information
• Referring pages
• Interaction information
• IP-related technical data
• Cookie or device identifiers

We may use aggregated or statistical reports to understand:

• Which tools and games are used
• How visitors navigate the website
• Whether pages work correctly
• How quickly pages load
• Where errors occur
• Which features may need improvement

Google processes information according to its own policies and service settings.

Where required by law, Google Analytics may be restricted until the relevant consent is obtained.

16. Google AdSense and advertising

The Utilities portal may use Google AdSense or other advertising services.

Third-party vendors and advertising partners, including Google, may place or read cookies on your browser or use:

• Web beacons
• IP addresses
• Browser identifiers
• Device identifiers
• Advertising identifiers
• Consent signals
• Approximate location
• Advertisement interactions
• Browsing information
• Similar technologies

in connection with advertisements served on the Utilities portal.

Google and its advertising partners may use advertising cookies to serve advertisements based on your visit to the Utilities portal, previous visits to other websites, or other permitted signals.

Advertising providers may process information to:

• Deliver advertisements
• Select contextual advertisements
• Personalise advertisements where permitted
• Limit how often an advertisement appears
• Measure advertisement performance
• Produce aggregated reports
• Detect invalid traffic
• Prevent advertising fraud
• Maintain advertising security

17. Personalised and non-personalised advertisements

Depending on your region, consent choice, browser settings, Google settings, and advertising configuration, you may receive:

• Personalised advertisements
• Non-personalised advertisements
• Contextual advertisements
• Restricted advertisements
• No advertisements

Personalised advertisements may use previous activity, interests, demographics, or other permitted information.

Non-personalised advertisements generally use contextual information rather than prior browsing behaviour for personalisation. However, cookies or similar technologies may still be used for purposes such as:

• Frequency control
• Aggregated reporting
• Fraud prevention
• Security
• Advertisement delivery

Where legally required, consent may still be requested before non-essential advertising cookies or storage are used.

18. Advertising choices and third-party vendors

You may be able to manage Google advertisement personalisation through Google Ads Settings.

Depending on availability and region, the website's consent interface may also provide:

• Information about advertising purposes
• A list of advertising or technology providers
• Links to provider information
• Personalised advertising controls
• Consent withdrawal options

Other advertising vendors or networks may provide their own opt-out or privacy controls.

The Utilities portal does not control all privacy settings, retention periods, or processing decisions made independently by advertising providers.

19. No sale of personal information for money

We do not sell personal information to data brokers or other parties in exchange for money.

However, some privacy laws use broad definitions of "sale," "sharing," or "targeted advertising." Under those definitions, the use of advertising cookies, identifiers, or advertising partners may be treated as a sale, sharing, or processing for targeted advertising even where no money is paid for your personal information.

Where such laws apply, you may have the right to opt out through:

• The website's privacy or consent controls
• Available advertising controls
• Browser-supported privacy signals where recognised and implemented
• A request sent to us

20. Google reCAPTCHA

The Utilities portal may use Google reCAPTCHA to protect forms, features, or website interactions against:

• Spam
• Automated submissions
• Fraud
• Malicious requests
• Scraping
• Credential abuse
• Other suspicious activity

reCAPTCHA may analyse information about your interaction with the website, browser, device, and network to estimate whether an interaction is legitimate.

Depending on the version and configuration, this may include:

• IP address
• Browser and device information
• Referring address
• Interaction patterns
• Date and time
• Cookies
• Page activity
• Mouse or keyboard interaction signals
• Other security-related information

Google may set a necessary security cookie such as _GRECAPTCHA when reCAPTCHA is executed.

Information processed by reCAPTCHA is handled by Google under Google's applicable Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

21. Automated security assessment

reCAPTCHA and similar security systems may use automated risk analysis to produce a score, classification, or challenge.

We may use that assessment to:

• Allow an interaction
• Request additional verification
• Delay a request
• Reject a submission
• Apply a rate limit
• Investigate suspicious activity

These automated security measures are intended to protect the website. They are not used by us to make decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects concerning employment, credit, healthcare, insurance, or government benefits.

22. Browser storage used by tools and games

Some tools and games may store information in your browser or device, including:

• Theme preferences
• Calculator settings
• Recent results
• Presets
• History
• High scores
• Game progress
• Unfinished sessions
• Consent choices

Information stored locally may remain on your device until:

• You clear it
• Your browser removes it
• Private-browsing storage expires
• The website replaces it
• A tool provides a deletion option
• Device storage management removes it

Local browser storage may not be available on another device or browser.

We do not guarantee that locally stored information can be recovered, synchronised, or backed up.

23. Tool inputs and browser-local processing

Many Utilities tools process your input directly in your browser.

Unless a tool page states that server processing is required, tool inputs and generated outputs are generally intended to be processed locally through browser functionality.

Depending on the tool, locally processed information may include:

• Text
• Numbers
• Dates
• Calculator inputs
• QR code content
• Password-generation settings
• Images
• Files
• Game states
• Generated outputs

Browser-local processing means that the tool itself does not ordinarily upload the relevant input or output to our server merely to perform that tool's operation.

However, browser-local tool processing does not mean that no technical information is transmitted when you use the page.

Hosting, analytics, advertising, security, reCAPTCHA, content-delivery, or other website services may still receive technical information described elsewhere in this Privacy Policy.

24. Files, images, and generated outputs

Some tools may create or transform:

• QR codes
• Images
• Compressed images
• Resized files
• Result cards
• Tables
• Text
• Code
• Downloadable content
• Other outputs

Where a tool processes a file locally, the file is not ordinarily uploaded to our server by that processing feature.

A specific tool may operate differently because of technical requirements or future changes. Where server-side file processing is introduced, the relevant page should provide an appropriate notice before or when the file is submitted.

You should avoid processing confidential, private, legally protected, or highly sensitive files unless you understand how the relevant tool operates.

You are responsible for maintaining an original backup before transforming or downloading a file.

25. Downloads, clipboard, and printing

When you:

• Download an output
• Copy content to the clipboard
• Save an image
• Print a result
• Open a generated file,

your browser, operating system, device, printer, storage provider, or installed application may process that information.

We do not control information after it has been saved to your device, copied to another application, printed, or transferred outside the Utilities portal.

You are responsible for protecting downloaded or copied information appropriately.

26. Sharing features and external applications

Some pages may allow you to:

• Use your device's native sharing function
• Open an email application
• Copy a shareable message
• Open a messaging service
• Open a social-media sharing page
• Send a page title, address, or generated result to another application

When you choose a sharing action, information may be provided to:

• Your browser
• Operating system
• Email application
• Messaging service
• Social-media platform
• Another third-party application selected by you

Information transferred may include:

• The page title
• Page address
• Generated result
• Prepared message
• File
• Other content you choose to share

The receiving service processes information under its own terms and Privacy Policy.

We do not control how an external service handles information after you choose to share it.

27. Information shared with service providers

We may provide limited information to service providers that help us:

• Host the website
• Deliver website content
• Maintain infrastructure
• Measure traffic
• Analyse performance
• Display advertising
• Manage consent
• Prevent spam and abuse
• Provide reCAPTCHA
• Deliver or receive email
• Diagnose errors
• Maintain security
• Provide professional support

Depending on the service, providers may act:

• On our instructions
• As processors or service providers
• As independent organisations determining aspects of their processing
• In another role recognised under applicable law

Providers may have their own terms, Privacy Policies, retention periods, and security practices.

We seek to limit service-provider access to information reasonably necessary for the relevant function.

28. Legal disclosures and protection

We may preserve, use, or disclose information where we reasonably believe it is necessary to:

• Comply with applicable law
• Respond to a court order
• Respond to a lawful government or regulatory request
• Investigate fraud
• Detect or prevent cyber incidents
• Protect website security
• Enforce our Terms & Conditions
• Establish or defend a legal claim
• Protect our rights or property
• Protect users or the public
• Prevent serious harm

We may challenge or restrict a request where we reasonably believe it is invalid, excessive, or unlawful.

29. Business and operational changes

If the Utilities portal or its operations are involved in a:

• Reorganisation
• Merger
• Acquisition
• Sale
• Transfer
• Financing
• Insolvency process
• Change of operator,

relevant information may be reviewed or transferred as part of that process, subject to applicable law and appropriate safeguards.

Any successor responsible for personal information covered by this Privacy Policy will be expected to handle it consistently with applicable legal obligations.

30. Data retention

We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected and for related legal, security, operational, or administrative needs.

Retention may depend on:

• The type of information
• The reason it was collected
• Whether an enquiry remains open
• Security requirements
• Potential disputes
• Legal obligations
• Provider settings
• Technical limitations

Examples include:

Contact and support messages

We may retain emails and related correspondence for as long as reasonably necessary to:

• Respond to the request
• Maintain support history
• Investigate repeated issues
• Protect against abuse
• Meet legal requirements

Server and security logs

Logs may be retained for a limited operational period or longer where needed to:

• Investigate a security incident
• Prevent repeated abuse
• Meet legal obligations
• Protect legal rights

Analytics and advertising information

Google and other providers may retain information according to:

• Their own policies
• Our service settings
• Consent choices
• Legal requirements
• Provider retention controls

Browser-local information

Information stored locally remains on your device until it is cleared, expires, is replaced, or is removed by your browser or device.

Game scores and leaderboard information

Where a game offers a leaderboard, your display name, eligible score, rank, game, variant, and related play summary may be kept for leaderboard display, fairness review, abuse prevention, and support purposes. If you clear browser data, future rounds may no longer be linked to the same browser profile.

When information is no longer reasonably required, we may delete it, anonymise it, aggregate it, or securely restrict further processing.

31. Aggregated and de-identified information

We may create or use aggregated, statistical, or de-identified information that is not reasonably intended to identify an individual.

This information may be used to:

• Understand website usage
• Measure performance
• Improve tools
• Prioritise new features
• Analyse errors
• Produce general statistics
• Support website operations

We will not attempt to re-identify properly de-identified information except where necessary to test whether de-identification measures are effective or where permitted by law.

32. Data security

We use reasonable technical and organisational measures intended to protect the Utilities portal and information under our control.

Measures may include:

• HTTPS encryption in transit
• Access restrictions
• Authentication controls
• Software updates
• Security monitoring
• Server configuration
• Spam and abuse prevention
• reCAPTCHA
• Traffic filtering
• Backups where appropriate
• Limiting unnecessary collection

However, no website, server, browser-storage method, email service, file-processing system, analytics platform, advertising service, or internet transmission is completely secure.

We cannot guarantee that information will never be lost, misused, accessed without authorisation, altered, or disclosed.

You should not use ordinary email or public browser tools to send highly confidential or sensitive information.

33. International processing and transfers

The Utilities portal may be accessed from different countries.

We and our service providers may process information in India or in other countries where providers, infrastructure, support teams, or data centres operate.

These countries may have privacy laws that differ from those in your location.

Where required by applicable law, international transfers may be supported by:

• Contractual protections
• Recognised transfer mechanisms
• Adequacy decisions
• Provider certifications
• Consent
• Necessary-service exceptions
• Other lawful safeguards

Third-party providers remain responsible for the international transfers they independently conduct under their own policies and legal obligations.

34. Children's privacy

The Utilities portal is intended for a general audience.

Some games and puzzles may be family-friendly. However, the Utilities portal is not intended to operate as a child-directed personal-information collection service.

Children should use the website only with the permission and supervision of a parent or legal guardian where required by applicable law.

Children must not send us or enter into public tools:

• Names
• Email addresses
• Phone numbers
• Residential addresses
• School information
• Photographs
• Private files
• Passwords
• Account information
• Payment information
• Government identification details
• Health information
• Other personal or confidential information

We do not knowingly request personal information directly from children through public tools or games.

If you are a parent or guardian and believe that a child has provided personal information, contact us. We will review the request and take appropriate action, which may include deletion or restriction where required.

We may need reasonable information to locate the relevant record and verify the request.

35. Your privacy choices

Depending on the website feature and your location, you may be able to:

• Decline to send us a message
• Avoid entering personal information
• Reject non-essential cookies
• Change consent choices
• Clear cookies and browser storage
• Use browser privacy settings
• Disable advertisement personalisation
• Use private-browsing features
• Limit third-party cookies
• Stop using a tool or page
• Contact us about information you provided

Some choices may reduce or disable certain website features.

36. Privacy rights

Depending on where you live and the law that applies, you may have rights relating to your personal information.

These may include the right to:

• Receive information about processing
• Request access
• Request a summary of information being processed
• Request correction
• Complete incomplete information
• Update outdated information
• Request deletion or erasure
• Withdraw consent
• Object to certain processing
• Restrict certain processing
• Request data portability
• Opt out of targeted advertising
• Opt out of certain sales or sharing
• Request review of an automated decision
• Submit a grievance or complaint
• Contact an applicable data-protection authority

These rights are not absolute. A request may be limited where an exception applies, including where information must be retained for:

• Legal compliance
• Security
• Fraud prevention
• Exercise of legal rights
• Defence of legal claims
• Freedom of expression
• Another lawful purpose

37. Exercising your rights

To submit a privacy request, email: info@theprojectjugaad.com

Please include enough information to help us understand and locate the relevant record, such as:

• The email address used
• The approximate date of your message
• The subject of the enquiry
• The relevant page
• The right you want to exercise
• A clear description of your request

Because the Utilities portal generally does not use public user accounts, we may have limited information available to identify a user.

We may request reasonable information to verify:

• Your identity
• Your authority to act for another person
• The record to which the request relates

Do not send additional sensitive identification unless we specifically explain why it is reasonably necessary.

We will respond within the period required by applicable law.

38. Consent withdrawal

Where processing is based on your consent, you may withdraw that consent through:

• The available cookie or privacy controls
• The relevant third-party setting
• A request sent to us

Withdrawing consent does not affect processing already lawfully completed before withdrawal.

After consent is withdrawn, some features, analytics, advertisements, or third-party services may become unavailable or operate differently.

Information may still be processed where another lawful ground applies, including security, legal compliance, or defence of legal claims.

39. Grievances and complaints

You may contact us first if you believe that:

• Your information has been handled incorrectly
• A request has not been addressed
• Information should be corrected or deleted
• Consent has not been respected
• This Privacy Policy does not answer your concern

Please provide the relevant details so that we have a reasonable opportunity to investigate and respond.

Depending on the law that applies to you, you may also have the right to complain to an appropriate data-protection authority or regulatory body.

Nothing in this section limits a legal right that cannot lawfully be limited.

40. EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland

Where applicable privacy law in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, or Switzerland applies, you may have rights including:

• Access
• Correction
• Erasure
• Restriction
• Objection
• Portability
• Consent withdrawal
• A complaint to an applicable supervisory authority

Where required, non-essential cookies and personal-data processing for advertising will be subject to an appropriate consent process.

When Google AdSense advertisements are served in these regions, the website may use a Google-certified Consent Management Platform to collect and communicate applicable consent choices.

41. United States privacy disclosures

Residents of certain United States jurisdictions may have additional rights, which may include:

• Knowing the categories of personal information collected
• Knowing the purposes for which information is used
• Requesting access
• Requesting correction
• Requesting deletion
• Obtaining a portable copy
• Opting out of targeted advertising
• Opting out of certain sales or sharing
• Limiting certain sensitive-data uses
• Appealing a rejected request

We do not discriminate against users for exercising applicable privacy rights.

The exact rights and exceptions depend on the jurisdiction and whether the relevant law applies to our activities.

42. Do Not Track and privacy signals

Some browsers offer "Do Not Track," Global Privacy Control, or similar signals.

There is not one universally accepted technical standard that applies to every website, provider, or privacy signal.

Where legally required and technically supported, recognised privacy signals may be processed through our consent or advertising systems.

You should also use the website's available consent controls, advertising settings, and browser privacy settings to communicate your choices.

43. Third-party websites and external links

The Utilities portal may contain links to:

• Related The Project Jugaad websites
• Advertising destinations
• Social-media platforms
• Messaging applications
• External tools
• Policy pages
• Information sources
• Service providers
• Other third-party websites

We do not control the content, security, cookies, tracking, retention, or privacy practices of external websites and applications.

Visiting or interacting with an external destination is subject to that destination's Privacy Policy and terms.

You should review those policies before providing personal information or completing a transaction.

44. Changes to this Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in:

• The Utilities portal
• Available tools or games
• File-processing methods
• Browser storage
• Advertising
• Analytics
• reCAPTCHA
• Consent practices
• Service providers
• Legal requirements
• Security measures
• Business operations

The latest version will be published on this page with an updated "Last updated" date.

Where required by law, we may provide additional notice or request fresh consent for a material change.

You should review this Privacy Policy periodically.