Information You Provide
Names, phone numbers, or addresses entered in a search form are submitted to the provider that supplies that tool. Our servers do not retain a copy of those queries. If you contact us, the message supplies the information we use to respond.
Automatic Technical Data
Hosting services can produce routine logs such as an IP address, browser type, pages requested, and timestamps. Aggregate review helps maintain the service and understand traffic. Cookies or similar tools may support basic analytics and, when used, advertising measurement.
What We Do With This Data
We use this limited information to operate the service, diagnose problems, measure overall traffic, and improve the reference material. We do not sell visitor lists or create individual visitor profiles.
Links to Other Websites
Links may lead to County or State portals, library collections, archives, and sponsored search providers. Information submitted after leaving this service is governed by that destination's policy, including any sponsored-result provider.
Who Might See Your Data
Hosting and support providers process server logs on our behalf. Analytics or advertising partners may receive the automatic information described above. Disclosure occurs when a valid legal process requires it or as otherwise permitted by law.
How We Protect Your Data
The service uses an encrypted connection, and logs are kept only for the period needed for the purposes stated here. Because there are no user accounts, the service does not hold a visitor password or account profile.
Users Under 18
This reference is intended for adults and is not directed to children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from a person under 18. Contact us if you believe a minor sent information so it can be removed.
Your Privacy Choices
You may ask about personal data that this service holds by using the Contact page. Because the service retains very little, a request normally concerns a contact message or available log data. Research for Greenville County found no verified South Carolina data-broker deletion statute that creates a blanket right to erase a valid government record. Public records held by a South Carolina agency are controlled by the original custodian, while the South Carolina FOIA, S.C. Code Ann. tit. 30, ch. 4, has its own access and exemption rules.
Updates to This Policy
Changes to this policy will appear here. Continued use after a posted revision indicates acceptance of the revised policy.