Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-10-24

Scope

This policy applies to barbaros.dev and its informational pages.

Data we collect

If you contact us, we may process your email address and the content of your message. Our servers may process basic technical logs for security and reliability (IP address, user-agent, timestamps).

Purpose

Responding to inquiries, maintaining security, preventing abuse, and improving reliability.

Payments

No products are currently sold through this website.

Connectors and APIs (mcp.barbaros.dev)

Some of our projects expose a public API, callable by AI assistants such as Meta Muse (through the Muse Connector Platform) or by anyone directly, at mcp.barbaros.dev. None of them needs an account, a password, or an API key.

What we receive: only what a request contains. For PrivacyMatrix that is an app name, a question, or a search string. For the Unpolished polish check it is the text you ask it to check: your own writing, which may contain personal information.

What happens to it: each request is answered in memory and then discarded. Nothing you send through a connector is stored. A polish check sends back, to you only, counts and a few short excerpts of your own text so you can see which words were found.

Logs: since 24 October 2026 the connector server does not record IP addresses, browser details or anything you send. Its logs contain only the time, the path, the status code and the response time, and are used only to keep the service running. To apply the rate limit, the IP address is held in memory for up to a minute and is never written anywhere.

Sharing: we do not sell or share this data with third parties. It is not used for advertising or to train any model.

Source code for these connectors is public: github.com/barbarkaragul-oss/barbaros-mcp.

Requests from authorities and third parties

If a government authority, a court or any other third party asks us for information about the people who use this site or its connectors, we review the request against the applicable law before disclosing anything. We disclose only what the law requires, only to the requester, and only after confirming that the request is valid. Where the law allows it, we tell the affected person before we disclose.

In practice there is almost nothing to disclose. We keep no user accounts, nothing you send through a connector is stored, and the connector server does not log IP addresses. The rest of this website keeps standard web server access logs (IP address, path, status code) for 14 days, and we keep messages you send us through the contact channel.