ermetica7 Privacy page

This website don't use tracking cookies. We don't collect your data.

  • We don't need to ask for any consent to process your data, as we don't collect it.

Ermetica7 Anna and Andrea PRIVACY ETHIC

Yes, you read that right, it's not a mistake; we've made a conscious decision not to use tracking cookies on our website. After a careful analysis of the state of privacy over the past few years, we've taken a radical step:

  • not to use the data of users who browse our site.

We don't agree with the reckless use of user data that takes place on most websites. User privacy and data are important values. We've chosen to operate and conduct our marketing without using our users' data.

Ermetica7, We, Anna and Andrea don't believe in working "just because that's how it's supposed to be done" or 'because it's always been done that way'. We prefer to use our creativity to find modern solutions. We detest the constant drip-feed of user data, compromised in every facet of their lives, applications, contracts, and consents made to be signed by users who don't realise their data is simply sold off to third parties. Is this what consent is for? We're not even asking that;

  • we simply don't agree. We do not give our consent to operate in this manner.

Someone once asked us, "Right, but how do you do marketing without user data?" We do it creatively, without spam, aggressive advertising, or collecting emails. For us, creative marketing means creative brainstorming and minimal monitoring (just Google Search Console). That's all we need to create our next piece of content.

Ermetica7 Privacy Policy

Third-Party Services We Use

While we don’t track you, we do rely on a few external services for security and functionality:

  • Google reCAPTCHA – Protects our site from spam and abuse.
  • Google Fonts – Ensures our website looks great on all devices.
  • Google Search Console – Helps us understand how people find us in search results.

These services may process some technical data, like your IP address, but we do not use them to track individuals or build marketing profiles.

What We Collect (and What We Don’t)

  1. We do not track or store your browsing behavior.
  2. We do not collect personal data unless you voluntarily provide it (e.g., through a contact form).
  3. If you reach out, we use your info only to respond, nothing more (NO SPAM)

Privacy page Last Update

This Privacy Policy was last updated on 30 August 2025.

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ermetica7 Data Compliance: Invest or Risk

Data and consent management demand resources. Either invest in it, or face legal repercussions. Self-handling its complexity is unlikely. It seems that you have no solutions or alternatives.

Understanding the Cycle

  1. The web runs on data.
  2. User information, consent, it all demands management.
  3. National laws add complexity.
  4. Services fill the gap, promising compliance, but at a cost.

This creates a cycle: businesses pay for a solution to a problem they didn't fully create, and the money flows to those providing that solution. It’s a system where data translates directly to revenue for a select few.

When You Feel Trapped

You feel trapped, without options. Agencies and service providers tell you data collection is "essential," "mandatory." But, legally, it's mandatory because you collect user information. What if you end to collect data? Does your business truly depend on this costly data model?

The Digital Paywall

The digital service model often exploits your lack of technical expertise. Providers capitalize on complexity by oversimplifying it. They present one option: payment. This approach disregards alternative solutions, leveraging the client's unfamiliarity with the underlying technology to ensure revenue. The core strategy is to control access to knowledge, making their service appear indispensable.

Ermetica7: The No-Track Revolution

The modern business model, especially for small to medium-sized enterprises, traps them in a cycle. We broke it by studying this. You don't need to track users. It yields no return. User tracking is old, intrusive, unethical marketing. Costly services aren't the only way. Alternatives exist. Legal, straightforward, and innovative.

User Tracking, Why does it happen?

Let's analyze user tracking. Why does it happen? Classic marketing, which we at Ermetica7 find old, unethical, and unsustainable, uses (simplifing) "demographics". This means tracking sex, nationality, age, clicks, reading time, etc., to build ad campaigns. Some sites vaguely claim this data "improves user experience". Maybe, partly. But can you guarantee they only use it that way? Data serves to gauge preferences, shape marketing. Big companies to bloggers use this legal, classic method. We propose a revolution. Not global change, but business strategy innovation. For those seeking savings or ethics.

3 Harsh Questions

Okay, you track users. You analyze data via platforms like Google Analytics. You build marketing campaigns based on that analysis. But let's dig deeper.

  • What's the actual financial return on that investment of time and resources?
  • How much time and how many services are you paying for this entire operation?
  • Has the economic return truly justified all the time and money spent?