Your information

Privacy, in plain words.

Most privacy pages are written so you give up reading them. This one is two columns and a few straight answers.

What we collect

What you type at checkout - name, address, email
Your orders, so you can see them again
What is in your bag and wishlist
[Basic anonymous traffic counts - Jack to confirm analytics]

What we never do

Sell your information to anyone
Buy information about you from anyone
Email you things you did not switch on
Keep your card number - the payment processor holds it, we never see it

Straight answers

The questions a privacy page should actually answer.

Who sees my information?

The people running NOOR and the services that make the shop work - payment processing, shipping labels, email delivery. Each one gets only what it needs to do its job.

Can I see or delete what you have?

Yes to both. Write to us from the email on your orders and we will show you everything, or remove everything but what the tax law requires us to keep [retention period - Jack to confirm with his accountant].

Cookies?

[Only the ones that keep your bag and sign-in working. No advertising trackers - Jack to confirm against the actual stack.]

Do you track me around the internet?

No. What you do on other sites is none of our business.

What if this page changes?

The date at the bottom moves, and if the change matters, we email the people it affects before it takes effect.

Last updated: [date - set when Jack approves the real policy]

Honest note: design preview. This is a plain-words structure, not legal advice - the "never" column is a set of commitments Jack must verify against his actual stack (analytics, payment processor, email tool) before publishing, and a lawyer should glance at the final version. Bracketed items are unconfirmed.