RESPECT FOR OUR NEIGHBORS
Your privacy matters here.
A community network should respect the people who help build it.
What is active today
You can contact the project by email at contact@fdlmesh.com. The website inquiry form is currently disabled and does not deliver messages. Visitor analytics is not active.
When you contact us
When you email us, we use your email address, message and any information you choose to include to answer your question or discuss your offer to help. Cloudflare routes email to the project coordinator’s private Gmail inbox. Cloudflare and Google process correspondence under their own privacy policies.
We do not publish your details, sell your information or add you to a marketing list. Please leave out passwords, payment details, exact residential locations and other sensitive information.
For questions about your information or requests to delete correspondence, email contact@fdlmesh.com. Ongoing hosting or sponsorship records may need to be retained; providers may retain backups and operational records under their policies.
Website hosting
For our AWS-hosted website, Amazon Web Services processes technical request information needed to deliver pages and help protect its services, such as IP addresses and browser request details. See the AWS Privacy Notice. Visitor analytics is not active.
Website inquiries
The inquiry form is disabled. It does not send messages or load a Turnstile challenge. Any future form activation and its privacy notice will be reviewed separately.
See Cloudflare’s privacy policy and Google’s privacy policy for the email services described above.
Maps, links and residential privacy
We do not publish private home addresses or precise residential repeater coordinates. Coverage information is reviewed before publication. Links to other services take you to sites with their own privacy practices. No external map is loaded automatically.
Analytics
Visitor analytics is not active. Any future analytics activation will be reviewed separately and this notice will be updated to describe what is actually enabled.