MAY 10, 2024

Our
Privacy Policy
& Your Rights

 

Effective Date: October 12, 2015

 

Joe & Jane is a news provider aimed at an adult readership. This being the case, we do not knowingly interact with non-adults, particularly those under the age of 13. If a visitor to our site is under the age of 13, they should never for any reason provide personally identifiable information about themselves through any section or thread on this site. Personally identifiable information that should never be disclosed by non-adults are phone numbers, videos, e-mail accounts, photos, names and addresses.

Our news site provides RSS feeds and social media sharing links for our readers to visit our social media pages and/or share our content with others. We have no control over the methods these social media companies use to gather information about our readers when they utilize such sharing tools. We encourage our readers to visit these social media sites and to read their privacy policies beforehand.

“Cookies” are small files placed on hard drives by browsers and are meant to enhance the user experience and to track patterns of site interaction. We may use cookies so as to better understand which content is most appealing to our visitors; and to heighten user engagement. Further, we may gather anonymous aggregate information to provide to our advertisers in order to determine the affectiveness of their ads on our site.

California law regarding privacy rights require us, upon request, to make disclosures to California customers for any sharing of personal information for marketing purposes over the previous calendar year. Such requests can be sent in writing to: privacy@jjdownthestreet.com.

Given the rapid nature of the ever-evolving internet and the policies which govern the websites utilizing its medium, Joe & Jane’s privacy policy will likewise evolve. Changes to our privacy policy will be indicated by an update to our ‘effective date’ posted at the top of this section. We aim to provide our readers with best practices and to adhere to those regulations meant to provide users with solid parameters for interaction.

Frederick Douglass' Abolitionist Newspaper. — Credit: Ivan Cuadros © Joe & Jane Down the Street
Frederick Douglass' Abolitionist Newspaper.
— Credit: Ivan Cuadros © Joe & Jane Down the Street