What data the site may handle and why
This is the plain version. KFT is mostly a content and tools site, not an account-based platform. Most visitors will simply read pages and use the tools. In that case, the main data involved is the ordinary technical information needed for the site to load and work properly.
Standard browsing data
Like most websites, the hosting and delivery of the site may involve standard request data such as IP address, browser type, device type, referral source, page requests, and approximate location signals. That kind of data is typically used to serve the site, keep it stable, and understand basic traffic patterns. KFT does not exist to collect personal profiles for its own sake.
When you contact the site directly
If you send an email, submit a form, or subscribe to something tied to the site, the information you choose to send may be received and stored for the purpose of replying, delivering that request, or improving the site. That usually means the contact details and message content you provided. Nothing more is claimed here than what is actually needed for that exchange.
Cookies, analytics, and ads
If analytics, advertising, or embedded third-party tools are enabled, those services may use cookies or similar technologies to measure traffic, understand usage, or deliver advertising-related functionality. If Google AdSense or similar services are used, third-party vendors may use cookies to serve ads based on prior visits to this site or other websites. Where non-essential cookies or consent-sensitive advertising are active, an appropriate consent message should be shown.
How the information is used
The practical uses are straightforward: keeping the site running, answering messages, understanding what parts of the site people actually use, improving the presentation of the tools, and supporting analytics or advertising if those features are switched on.
What KFT is not trying to do
KFT is not trying to become an account-heavy product that harvests personal information for the sake of it. If the setup changes materially in future, this page should be updated to reflect the actual tools and services being used rather than pretending they have always been there.
Your control
You can control cookies through your browser settings. If consent tooling is active, you should also be able to manage choices there. For privacy-related questions, contact gautamdivyansh.work@gmail.com.