MeshNetworks.com is a set of static educational pages about home mesh Wi-Fi. You do not create an account to read them. The site does not run a store and does not keep a customer database of readers.
Who runs the site
The site is published by Jeff Ducharme as an educational project. It is not an internet provider, a Wi-Fi installer, a support desk, or a successor to any installation business. There is no office address published here because the site does not offer in-person service. To write about the pages, use the contact address below.
Google AdSense
The site is approved for Google AdSense and loads Google’s ads script so Google can show ads (Auto ads). Google’s advertising products, including AdSense, may set advertising cookies in your browser. Google’s own description of how those cookies are used is on Google’s advertising policies page, linked below. That page, not this one, is the account of what Google logs and how you can limit personalized ads in Google’s settings. This site does not sell your name to advertisers and does not operate its own ad exchange.
Amazon links
Some pages link to products on Amazon. If you follow a link, you leave this site and Amazon handles that visit under Amazon’s rules, which can include cookies on Amazon’s site. MeshNetworks.com may earn a commission if you buy through those links. The commission does not require an account on this site, and it does not change the price you pay. This site does not receive your Amazon password or your full order history. The relationship is an Amazon Associates arrangement. The tracking tag is not printed on these pages.
If you write to info(@)MeshNetworks.com, the message contains whatever you choose to put in it, including your return address. Correspondence is used to reply when a reply is called for. It is not added to a marketing list. The site does not sell, rent, or trade personal information. There is no account profile to sell.
Cookies set by these pages
The pages are plain HTML and CSS, plus a short script that only opens the menu on a small screen. That script does not set a tracking cookie. Advertising cookies, if any, come from Google’s ads script as described above, not from a first-party analytics package. No separate analytics tool is installed on these pages.
Sources
- Google, Advertising privacy and technologies (how Google uses cookies in advertising)
- Google Ad Manager Help, host an ads.txt file