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What we collect
Britain 2036 collects minimal data, all of it related to how people use the simulator. We do not require registration, login, or any personal information to use the tool.
Scenario data: When you view a simulation report, we log the policy lever positions you chose, the time horizon, and the philosophy preset (if any). This is the core data that lets us report on aggregate usage patterns — for example, the average migration target users set, or which presets are most popular.
Request metadata: We record a one-way cryptographic hash of your IP address (not the IP itself), your browser's user agent string, and the referring URL. The IP hash exists solely for rate limiting and basic abuse prevention — it cannot be reversed to recover your actual IP address.
Challenge submissions: If you submit a model challenge via the methodology page, we store the content you provide (issue type, description, edge reference) and optionally your email address if you choose to include one for follow-up. Your IP address is recorded alongside challenge submissions for rate limiting purposes.
What we don't collect
We do not use cookies, tracking pixels, or third-party analytics services (no Google Analytics, no Meta Pixel, no advertising trackers). We do not collect names, email addresses (unless you voluntarily provide one in a challenge submission), demographic information, device identifiers, or location data beyond what can be inferred from an IP hash. We do not fingerprint browsers.
How we use the data
Scenario data is used in aggregate to understand how people interact with the simulator. We may publish aggregate statistics (e.g., “the average user sets a net migration target of 180k”) but will never publish or share individual scenario records in a way that could identify a specific user.
Challenge submissions are reviewed to improve the model. If a challenge leads to a model update, it may be cited in a public changelog. We will only contact you via email if you provided one and only regarding the specific challenge you submitted.
Data storage and retention
All data is stored on a private server in the United Kingdom. Scenario logs and challenge submissions are retained indefinitely for aggregate analysis purposes. You may request deletion of any challenge submission by contacting us with the reference ID provided at the time of submission.
Third parties
We do not sell, share, or provide data to any third party. The social sharing features (Twitter/X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp) use standard share URLs — no data is sent to those platforms until you actively click a share button, and at that point the interaction is governed by the respective platform's privacy policy.
Contact
For privacy-related queries, email andrew@netamity.com.
Last updated: April 2026