Privacy policy
Server Logs, Retention, And Security
Operational logs should be limited to security, reliability, abuse prevention, and diagnosis; access should be restricted and retention should be no longer than needed for those purposes. Exact hosting retention depends on the deployed server configuration.
Publication information
Reader guidance
Server logs, retention, and security
Operational logging should be limited to security, reliability, abuse prevention, and diagnosis. The public application does not claim a retention period that cannot be verified from the deployed host.
Permitted operational purposes
Logs may be used to investigate availability problems, malicious traffic, failed requests, abuse, and security incidents. They should not be repurposed into reader profiling.
Access and minimization
Access should be restricted to authorized maintainers. Fields and retention should be no broader or longer than the operational purpose requires.
Verification boundary
The package can document intended application behavior. Exact proxy, web-server, hosting, backup, and log-retention behavior must be checked on the authorized live deployment.
Practical checklist
A deployment review should confirm
- Which systems create access, error, security, and backup logs.
- Who can access each log and for what purpose.
- The actual retention and deletion schedule.
- Whether search queries or contact-link referrals are retained.
Next step
Review the complete privacy policy
The parent policy describes automatic collection, cookies and local storage, inactive services, retention, security, children’s privacy, policy changes, and contact routes in one place.
Scope and limitations
This page explains 2IA’s public process and intended application behavior. It is not legal advice, does not promise a response time or outcome, and cannot establish deployment-specific hosting behavior that has not been independently verified.