Last updated 2 August 2026
This page describes exactly what happens to your data when you buy the bundle. It is short because the site does very little with it.
Jonas Farny, entrepreneur individuel (EI), 56 route de Sélestat, 68750 Bergheim, France. SIREN 917 683 633, SIRET 917 683 633 00023. Trading as HowToAutomate, reachable at contact@howtoautomate.tech, decides why and how your data is used.
Nothing else at the point of purchase. There is no account to create and no profile built about you.
Delivering what you paid for, and answering you if you write to us about your order. Your data is never sold, never rented, and never shared for advertising.
Two kinds, and they are not the same thing.
We do not pass your address to anyone else so that they can write to you.
That community, if it opens, would run on a messaging service such as WhatsApp, which works on phone numbers. So if you decide to join, we would ask for your number at that moment, and only then. Your phone number is never asked for when you buy, it is not needed to receive your files, and giving it is entirely your choice. If you give it, it is used to add you to the group and nothing else, and you can ask for it to be deleted whenever you want.
Each of them acts only on our instructions, and each publishes its own privacy terms.
The site stores two small values in your browser: the number of copies you chose and any promotional code you entered, so the page remembers them if you come back. They stay on your device, are never sent anywhere, and clearing your browser data removes them.
We advertise on Meta, and we need to know which advert actually paid for itself. That happens in two separate ways, and it is worth being precise about both.
While you browse. The Meta pixel loads when you arrive, so we can tell which advert brought you here. You can stop it with the button below: from that moment nothing further is reported, and on later visits the pixel is not loaded at all. Your choice is remembered on your device, and clearing your browser data resets it.
Done. Nothing further will be reported from this browser.
When you buy. The moment a payment succeeds, our server tells Meta that a sale happened and for how much. This one is sent whatever you chose above, because it reports a purchase you chose to make, not pages you looked at. Sent with it are your email address, your name, and the town, postal code and country you gave Stripe. None of them leave our server readable: each is turned into an irreversible fingerprint first. Meta cannot turn a fingerprint back into your address. It can only check it against fingerprints it already holds, which is what lets it tell that the buyer had seen one of our adverts. Your IP address and the identification your browser sends to every site are passed as they are, for the same purpose.
None of this is sent so that anyone can write to you, and none of it is sold. If you would rather we did not report your purchase this way, write to us and we will exclude it.
Separately from the advertising above, we record how the page itself is used: how far you scroll, what you click, where you pause, and the point at which you leave. This runs on Microsoft Clarity and produces a replay of the visit, shown as movement on the page. It exists for one reason, which is to find the parts of the page that fail to explain the product, so they can be rewritten.
What you type is not part of it. Input fields are masked before anything leaves your browser, so the promotional code box and every other field stay blank in the replay. The recording carries no name, no email address and no link to an order. It is switched off by the same button as the advertising measurement: one refusal stops both, immediately and on every later visit.
Order records are kept for as long as accounting rules require, which is ten years. Emails you send us are kept for three years after our last exchange. If you are on the list described above, your address stays there until you unsubscribe, and is removed within days of you doing so. A phone number given to join the community is deleted when you leave it.
You can ask to see the data held about you, correct it, have it deleted, or object to its use. Write to contact@howtoautomate.tech and you will get an answer within one month. If the answer does not satisfy you, you may complain to your national data protection authority.
Deleting your order record also removes our ability to reissue your download links, so keep your files somewhere safe first.
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