This site doesn’t set marketing cookies, apart from LinkedIn’s if you allow them on the partner page, and doesn’t sell or pass on your details. If you email me, register for a workshop or sign a filming release, I keep what you send for as long as I need it to do the thing you asked for, and no longer.

What the partner page records

On lewiswjackson.com/partner I record how the page gets used: which ad you came from, your country, time zone and language, how far you scroll, which sections you see, what you click or copy, how much of the video you watch, and whether you open Telegram. It isn’t tied to your name. To turn it off, add ?nt=1 to the address or press Opt out.

What the forms store

The registration and release forms store what you type, the time, and your IP address. That is explained on each form before you submit it. Signed releases are kept as a PDF copy, and you get that copy by email.

Who else sees it

Workshop registrations and release signatures are synced to Kit, the email service I use, so I can send you the confirmation and any follow-up about that workshop. Nothing goes to advertisers.

YouTube data

I manage my own YouTube channel, Lewis Jackson Investing, with tools that use YouTube API Services. They run on my own computer and I’m the only person who signs in to them. Anyone using them agrees to the YouTube Terms of Service: https://www.youtube.com/t/terms. Google’s Privacy Policy covers what Google does with your data: https://policies.google.com/privacy.

What those tools read and keep

Details of my own videos: titles, descriptions and tags. The tools read them fresh before every change and keep a record of each change for 30 days, so I can undo it.

Comments on my videos: the comment, the commenter’s display name and channel ID, and when it was posted. I use them for one thing: finding and removing scam comments. Each comment is deleted from my systems 30 days after it was posted. I keep a short list of known scam scripts and the coin names scammers push, so returning scams get caught. That list holds patterns, not people’s comments.

Who else sees YouTube data

Comments that look like scams are checked by AI models from Anthropic and Typesafe before anything is removed. Nothing from YouTube is sold, used for advertising or shown to anyone else.

Removing your YouTube data

Email [email protected] and I’ll delete any comment of yours I hold straight away. If you ever sign in to one of these tools with your Google account, you can remove its access at https://security.google.com/settings/security/permissions.

Instagram comments and messages

When you comment a keyword on one of my Instagram posts, or message my account @lewis.w.jackson, my own system reads it through Instagram’s API so it can send you the link you asked for. It keeps your Instagram username and the ID Instagram gives you for my account, the comment or message, which post it was on, when it happened, the messages it sent you, and whether you opened the link. If you send me your email address, it keeps that too and adds you to Kit so I can email you the link.

I use this to send you what you asked for and to see which of my posts help people. It isn’t sold, used for advertising or shared with anyone else. Reply STOP and the system won’t message you again.

Removing your Instagram data

Message me “delete my data” on Instagram, or email [email protected] with your Instagram username, and I’ll delete everything this system holds about you. More detail: https://lewiswjackson.com/data-deletion

Getting it removed

Email [email protected] and ask. I’ll delete what I hold unless I need to keep a signed release as the record of a filming permission.