A small site with a small data footprint.

What the site collects

MCP Blog has no user accounts, comments, advertising profiles, checkout, or on-site contact forms. The site itself does not set marketing or advertising cookies.

Like nearly every hosted website, our infrastructure processes ordinary request information needed to deliver and protect a page, such as the requested URL, network address, browser information, time, and security signals. Cloudflare operates the hosting, content delivery, and security layer.

Performance analytics

We may use Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand aggregate visits and page performance. Cloudflare describes this product as privacy-first and says its performance beacon collects timing metrics without tracking individual visitors across customer sites. The beacon is omitted entirely when no analytics token is configured.

If privacy-safe Cloudflare Zaraz event collection is configured, the site records coarse internal-navigation events: the source page path, destination page path, topic label, and placement label. The MCP gateway assessment additionally records event names and coarse result properties such as outcome, score, selected-condition count, and downloaded file path. These events do not send individual checkbox answers, copied text, names, email addresses, account identifiers, URL query strings, or fragments. The hooks do nothing when Zaraz is not configured.

We do not use Google Analytics, advertising pixels, session-replay software, or cross-site behavioral tracking at launch.

Cookies and security challenges

Cloudflare may use strictly necessary cookies when a security or traffic-management feature requires them—for example, to remember that a visitor passed a challenge. Those cookies are controlled by the infrastructure feature, not used by MCP Blog to build an advertising profile.

Email and external links

If you email the editorial address, the message and address you provide are used to respond and maintain an appropriate editorial record. Articles link to external sources; their privacy practices apply after you leave this site.

Questions

Privacy questions can be sent to editor@mcpblog.org. This page will be updated if the site begins collecting new categories of information.