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Privacy

What JurisWorks keeps about the people who use it, and why.

Reading

  • No third-party trackers, analytics, or advertising are used, and no content network other than Google Fonts.
  • Google Fonts serves the Manrope typeface on the platform's own pages, the signed-in tools, and the sites of organizations that use the platform's default look. Your browser fetches it from Google's servers (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com), so Google receives your network address and the address of the site you're on, as with any request; Google's privacy policy covers what it does with them.
  • The only cookies are the ones that keep you signed in and protect forms from forgery. There are none on the downloads host.
  • Views and downloads are counted so authors can see their readership. The count keeps a code that changes every day instead of your network address, so readers can't be followed from day to day. The country a download came from may be recorded; the address itself isn't stored.

Accounts

  • An account holds your email address and the name you give. You sign in through JurisApps, which keeps your addresses, your sign-in and any authenticator app; JurisWorks keeps only the identifier JurisApps gives it for you.
  • To show the apps you can open in its menu, JurisWorks keeps the list of them JurisApps sends it for you: each app's name and address, and the name of the organization it is at. JurisApps sends the list when you sign in and again when it changes; JurisWorks keeps only the latest it got each way.
  • A scholar profile shows only what you choose to put on it.
  • A record of emails sent (to whom, which kind, when, and whether it was delivered) is kept for 180 days.

Organizations' staff tools

What staff do in an organization's console, and what AI assistants do through the administration connector, is recorded in that organization's audit log.

Questions

Use the Contact link on the organization's site, or write to [email protected].

An organization may publish its own privacy notice, which then replaces this page on its site.