Privacy & analytics

I use PostHog to understand how people find and use my public website. Analytics is enabled by default on public pages. You can turn it off below, and previously saved opt-outs remain in effect. Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals keep it off, too.

What is collected

When enabled, analytics records page visits, referral domains and campaign labels, browser/device information, approximate location, clicks, scrolling, time actively viewing a page, and interactions with the acting reel. A cookie gives your browser a random identifier across visits and across this site’s subdomains. I do not use it to learn your name or email address.

Session recordings

A 10% sample of public-site sessions where analytics is enabled may be recorded to understand navigation. Text and inputs are masked; forms, contact details, embedded frames, and private areas are blocked. Audio, camera, network bodies, and console messages are not recorded. The writing editor, drafts, sign-in pages, and this settings page are not tracked.

Choices and storage

Your preference is stored for one year. Analytics identifiers last up to one year unless you turn analytics off, which removes this integration’s analytics cookie. Turning it off stops future collection; it does not automatically erase previously collected events. Data is processed by PostHog in its US cloud. This site does not sell analytics data or use advertising pixels.

For requests about this site’s analytics, email talent.jeongmin@gmail.com. See PostHog’s privacy policy for information about its processing. Embedded services such as Vimeo, YouTube, and Instagram/X links have their own privacy practices.