How the REAT catalogue handles your privacy

This page explains what happens to your data when you browse REAT.store, a catalogue of knives, machetes, throwing sets and hatchets. The short answer: the site itself collects nothing about you.

What the REAT site collects about you

Nothing. The site is static. It has no forms, no accounts, no checkout, no newsletter and no comments, so no name, address or message ever reaches it. There is no way for you to send it personal details, and it keeps no personal data of its own.

How visits to the REAT catalogue are counted

Visits are counted in aggregate to see which pages are useful and which are not. These figures describe traffic as a whole, such as how often a page is opened, and they do not identify individual readers.

What happens when you open a link to Amazon

Product links lead to Amazon. Once you follow one, your visit passes to Amazon, which records it under its own cookies and its own privacy policy. What Amazon collects from that point is outside this site's control, and the site earns a commission on qualifying orders placed there.

Which third parties receive data, and under whose policy

Two third parties are involved. Amazon receives your visit when you follow a product link and handles it under the Amazon privacy policy. The analytics provider receives the aggregate visit counts and handles them under its own privacy policy. No other party receives data from REAT.store.