This page explains in detail what information we collect when you browse Buckingham Cloud or write to us, what we use it for, who it may be shared with, and what you can ask us at any time. We wrote it with the same standard we apply to our technical articles: no fine print and no promises we cannot keep.
When you complete the contact form or subscribe to the weekly newsletter, we store the fields you enter: name, email address, phone number if you provide it, and the message you write. We also record the submission date and the page from which the inquiry originated. We do not request sensitive data or financial information, and we do not use that data for purposes other than responding to your message or sending you the articles you requested.
Like any site served by a hosting provider, we receive automatic logs: approximate IP address, browser type, operating system, language, pages visited, and time of visit. We use that information to understand which entries are read, detect loading errors, and maintain site security. We do not cross-reference those logs with your identity to profile you or to sell advertising.
We use technical cookies necessary for the site to function and, where applicable, analytics cookies to measure aggregate visits. You can block or delete cookies from your browser settings; some browsing features may behave differently if you do so. If in the future we add third-party tools for advertising purposes, we will announce it on this same page before activating them.
We process data to respond to inquiries submitted through the form, send the weekly newsletter to those who subscribed, maintain the security and availability of the site, and analyze in aggregate which content is useful. We do not use your email to send you communications you did not request, nor do we share your address with third-party lists for commercial purposes.
Contact messages are retained for the time necessary to address the inquiry and its reasonable follow-up. Newsletter subscribers remain on the list until they unsubscribe. We work with hosting, transactional email, and analytics providers that act as data processors under their own policies. We do not sell personal data or transfer it to third parties outside the operation of the site.
You can request access to the data we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected if it is out of date, request its deletion when it is no longer necessary, and object to a specific processing activity. You can also withdraw your consent to receive the newsletter at any time. If you reside in a jurisdiction with specific regulations, such as the European GDPR or the California CCPA, those rights apply as applicable and we will handle them through the same channel.
For any inquiry related to personal data, you can write to hello@buckinghamcloud.com or call +54 11 4281-7054. Our mailing address is Av. Corrientes 1235, Piso 12, Oficina 1204, Edificio Torre Corrientes, C1043 Buenos Aires, Argentina. Please indicate "Privacy" in the subject line and detail your request so that we can identify it and respond to you.
We do not publish reviews, testimonials, or figures that we cannot back up. We do not promise results, savings, or response times that depend on factors beyond our control. We do not simulate urgency, we do not attribute nonexistent endorsements, and we do not claim links to brands or projects that are not documented. If you find any content that contradicts this policy, write to us and we will review it.
Last updated: April 2025.
This page is a legal page, so there is no form or subscription button here. If you need to write to us about a privacy matter, a data correction, or a question about the terms of use, the channels below are the ones we review. There is no live chat or user panel: only email, phone, and postal address.
Av. Corrientes 1235, Floor 12, Office 1204, Torre Corrientes Building, C1043 Buenos Aires, Argentina
The address is postal only. It is not a public customer service point or a commercial premises, so there are no visiting hours or document delivery at the location.