Privacy Statement

Last updated: 8 November 2026

Using the atlas

The current atlas has no accounts, submission forms or application analytics. Its application code does not set cookies or store preferences in browser storage. Searches, filters and graph selections run in your browser; the application does not send those inputs to an analytics service.

Requests and hosting

Your browser requests pages, images, scripts and public atlas data from the site's host. These requests expose information such as your IP address, requested URL, browser details and request time to the serving infrastructure. Hosting providers may process request and security logs. This statement does not specify a retention period because the hosting configuration and retention settings have not been verified. Your browser may cache downloaded resources.

External fonts and maps

The site loads DM Sans and Libre Caslon Display through Google Fonts. Your browser contacts Google's font services, which receive network request information. See Google Fonts privacy information and Google's Privacy Policy.

The map requests tiles, styles, sprites and map fonts from OpenFreeMap. Requests reveal network information and the tile coordinates needed for the area you view. See OpenFreeMap's Privacy Policy for its handling of requests and logs. This is distinct from asking for your device location; the atlas does not request device geolocation.

The footer loads two license icons from Creative Commons’ image server at mirrors.creativecommons.org. Your browser sends network request information to that service when fetching the icons. See the Creative Commons Privacy Policy.

Links and your choices

Following source and credit links takes you to independently operated websites with their own privacy practices. You can restrict external requests using browser settings or extensions, although fonts or maps may then be unavailable.

Contact and updates

For privacy questions, contact Reza Rosli through his website. This statement will be updated when the site's data practices change.