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What DylaneCodeur actually asks for, why, how long it is kept, and how to use your rights.
Updated on 22 September 2026
Controller
The controller is Dylane Sopgui Nidjo (DylaneCodeur), Yaoundé, Cameroon. Questions: contact@dylanecodeur.com.
Only the data that is needed
The site does not create an account and does not sell data. Information is asked only when you write, through the form, email or WhatsApp.
The form contains only: name, email address, company (optional), type of work, a budget range and the message. Until the form is switched on, nothing is sent: the page points you to email or WhatsApp.
The host may keep technical logs (IP address, date, page, browser) for security. The language shown is your device’s language, and the theme follows the device too. Details are in the cookie policy.
Why
The data is used to reply, prepare a quote, carry out a project and protect the site. The basis is your request (steps before a contract), the contract once it exists, and the legitimate interest in security.
Who can see it
Dylane Sopgui Nidjo reads the messages. Vercel Inc. (United States) hosts the site and processes the technical logs needed to serve it. When the form is switched on, Formspree, Inc. (United States) forwards the message to DylaneCodeur and nothing more. If you write on WhatsApp, that conversation follows WhatsApp’s terms (Meta).
Data is not sold to advertising networks.
How long
A request that does not lead to work is kept for at most three years after the last exchange. A contract is kept for the project, then for as long as proof is required. Technical logs follow the host’s retention and stay limited to security.
Your rights
You may ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction or objection, and for portability when the applicable law provides it. Write to contact@dylanecodeur.com.
In France you may also contact the CNIL (cnil.fr). In Turkey the authority is the KVKK. In Cameroon, the competent data protection authority.
Minors
The site is not aimed at children. The minors page states this clearly.