Privacy Policy
Jonmatdori helps you discover restaurants, festivals, and beaches around your current location. This policy explains the information that may be processed while you use the service and our use of Google advertising and analytics tools.
Effective and last updated: August 5, 2026At a glance
Precise location is used to sort nearby places only after browser permission and is not stored as location history. Google advertising and analytics tools may use cookies, IP addresses, and online identifiers.
Information we may process
Jonmatdori does not offer account registration. The following information may be processed while providing the service.
- Precise location: latitude and longitude are requested only when you allow browser location access, to calculate distance and sort nearby places.
- Access and device data: IP address, request time and path, browser, and device information may appear in technical logs for service security and troubleshooting.
- Cookies and online identifiers: third-party tools such as Google Analytics and Google AdSense may use cookies, web beacons, advertising identifiers, or similar technology.
Purpose and retention
Information is used only as needed to show nearby places, operate and secure the service, analyze errors, understand aggregate usage, and provide or measure advertising.
- Precise coordinates are used for the current screen's distance calculation and result order. Jonmatdori does not store them as an account profile or location history.
- Only your choice to use location and its expiry time are kept in browser local storage for 30 days. Coordinates themselves are not stored there.
- Access logs and third-party cookie information are processed for the minimum time needed for security and operations, subject to each provider's retention policy.
Third-party providers
The following providers may process information under their own policies. Jonmatdori does not send precise coordinates to Google for ad personalization.
- Google LLC: usage analytics through Google Analytics; ad delivery, measurement, and fraud prevention through Google AdSense
- OpenStreetMap: map-tile requests. The map provider may receive technical request information when you open a map.
Google and OpenStreetMap process information according to their respective privacy policies and terms.
Cookies and Google advertising
Third-party providers, including Google, may place or read cookies and collect information through web beacons, IP addresses, and online identifiers to show ads, measure ad performance, or prevent fraud. Personalized advertising is subject to applicable law and regional consent choices.
- You can delete or block cookies in browser settings, although some functionality or ad-related choices may change.
- If you have a Google account, you can manage interest-based advertising choices in Google Ads Settings.
- Where required, including the EEA, the UK, and Switzerland, choices presented through a Google consent message apply to personalized advertising.
Choice and protection for precise location
Location is optional. We do not request precise location before you select the location button and allow the browser permission. You can browse public content without allowing it.
- Coordinates may be sent to the nearby-place API through an HTTPS-protected request.
- Coordinates are not used for ad personalization, and we do not build location history or travel routes.
- You can withdraw location permission at any time in browser or device settings.
Your choices and requests
You can manage location permission and cookies through browser or device settings. Send privacy or advertising questions to the contact below.
- Location: change it in site settings in your browser or device location settings.
- Cookies and ads: change choices in browser settings and Google Ads Settings.
- Questions, correction, or deletion requests: email the operator with your request and an address for reply.
Operator and changes
Operator: Team Jonmatdori / Contact: break8524@gmail.com. We will update this policy and its effective date when laws, service functions, or third-party tools change.
