Privacy Policy
Last updated: 13 November 2026. JAM PRESS LIMITED (company number 10564468) operates MILFLOVE and is responsible for the personal information described here. Registered office: 167-169 Great Portland Street, 5th Floor, London, England, W1W 5PF. Contact hello@milflove.com about privacy or your information.
Reading MILFLOVE
You can read our stories without creating an account or accepting optional analytics. WordPress and Hostinger process technical request information, such as an IP address, browser information, requested page and time, to deliver and protect the website. We use this information for our legitimate interests in running a reliable, secure publication.
Our fonts are delivered by MILFLOVE. The website does not load the unused Hostinger Reach signup script. Our newsletter links open a separate Substack sign-up page; no Substack signup widget loads automatically on MILFLOVE. There is no reader account or pitch-upload form on this website. Creator pitches are sent by email to features@milflove.com.
Optional readership analytics
With your consent, Google Analytics measures readership, including page views, visits and engagement. It uses pseudonymous browser identifiers and technical information. We do not configure it to send names, email addresses, pitch contents or reader account identifiers. Page and referring URLs are stripped of query strings and fragments before our analytics tag sends them.
Analytics stays off until you choose “Accept analytics”. “Reject analytics” is available alongside it. You can change your choice at any time using Cookie settings in the footer. Rejecting or withdrawing analytics does not restrict access to the site. Withdrawal stops future measurement from that browser and removes its Google Analytics cookies; it does not automatically remove data already received by Google.
Google signals, personalised advertising, automatic enhanced interaction measurement and granular location/device collection are disabled for this property. We have not connected Google Ads or advertising audiences. Event-level and user-level retention are set to two months without renewal on new activity. Standard aggregated reports are not subject to that same two-month limit. See Google’s retention explanation.
MILFLOVE Weekly newsletter
Our optional weekly newsletter is delivered through Substack. When you choose to subscribe, Substack collects your email address, any profile details you provide and information about your subscription and use of its service. We use subscriber information to deliver MILFLOVE Weekly, manage subscriptions and respond to newsletter enquiries. Substack provides delivery and readership information, which may include email opens and link clicks. Its own platform processing is explained in Substack’s Privacy Policy.
We ask you to subscribe specifically to MILFLOVE’s newsletter. Reading a story, sending a creator pitch or contacting us does not subscribe you. You can withdraw your newsletter consent using the unsubscribe link in an email or by contacting hello@milflove.com. Subscribing is separate from optional Google Analytics consent on this website.
We keep subscriber records while you are subscribed and may retain limited unsubscribe or suppression information to respect your choice and resolve subscription queries. Substack can process information outside the UK, including in the USA, under the arrangements described in its privacy notice and Publisher Agreement. We do not sell your email address to featured creators or sponsors.
Messages, creator pitches and complaints
When you email us, we receive what you choose to provide: for example, your name or stage name, contact details, public profile links, story outline and photographs. We use relevant information to respond, assess a pitch, check permissions, handle an enquiry or investigate a concern. Our email is provided through Google Workspace. Sending a pitch does not subscribe you to marketing.
Please do not send passwords, identity documents, bank details or explicit photographs in an initial message. Tell us about confidential information or restrictions before sharing material. We can discuss an appropriate verification or image-permission process where needed.
Editorial information and purposes
Editorial records can include interviews, public posts, source links, dates, exact quotations, image credits and permission evidence. They support verification, publication and corrections. Authorised editorial staff and service providers supporting research and publication may handle the information needed for that work. Information being public does not remove the need to assess accuracy, privacy and relevance.
We rely, where applicable, on our legitimate interests in handling enquiries, assessing stories, maintaining editorial records and resolving concerns, balanced against people’s rights. Consent, steps towards a contract or legal obligations may apply to particular activities. Journalism has specific provisions under data protection law; these are not a blanket exemption. Optional readership analytics uses consent.
Providers, locations and transfers
Hostinger supplies website hosting and backups; Google Workspace supplies email; Google Analytics supplies optional readership measurement. Authorised people handling the publication and relevant technical/editorial providers receive only information needed for their roles. We do not sell reader contact details.
The hosting settings checked on 12 November 2026 show the primary server in Arizona, USA, and backups in Boston, USA. Hostinger also uses content-delivery and support infrastructure. Google services can process information in other countries, including the USA; this is not an exclusively UK-hosted service.
The providers’ processing arrangements include contractual safeguards for international transfers where applicable. See Hostinger’s Data Processing Addendum, Google’s Cloud Data Processing Addendum for Workspace, and Google’s Analytics data-processing terms. These describe mechanisms including standard contractual clauses and UK transfer provisions. Contact hello@milflove.com for information relevant to your enquiry.
How long information is kept
The browser preference recording your analytics choice lasts up to six months. Our Google Analytics cookies are configured to last up to six months from creation without renewing on visits. Google’s user/event-level retention is configured as described above; aggregated reporting can remain available longer.
For correspondence and editorial records, retention depends on the purpose and circumstances. We consider whether an enquiry or pitch remains active, whether material supports a published feature or permission, whether a correction or complaint is unresolved, and whether a legal claim or obligation requires preservation. Routine correspondence does not automatically need the same retention as evidence supporting published reporting. Hosting logs and backup copies follow the provider’s service lifecycle and cannot always be erased immediately from every backup. Contact us about a specific record or deletion request.
Your rights and choices
Depending on the circumstances, you may have rights to access, correct, erase or restrict information, to portability, to object to processing based on legitimate interests, and to withdraw consent. Rights and any journalism provisions depend on the circumstances. Contact hello@milflove.com so your request can be assessed. You may also complain to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office.
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