This site does not follow you, does not measure you and does not tell anyone you were here.

Alberto De Gattis, De Gattis Guitars, Rende (Cosenza), Italy. For anything concerning this page: info@degattisguitars.com.

None. There are no analytics, no trackers, and no page calls a third-party server: photographs, videos and fonts are all served from here.

The configurator and the registration form send nothing: they open your mail app with the message already written, and until you press send nobody receives it. The one exception is the Archive verification request, which is sent from here because it has to carry the photographs: it arrives in my mailbox and passes through nobody else.

From that moment I have your email address, the name you wrote and what you told me. I use them to answer you and to build the instrument we are talking about, and for nothing else.

I do not sell them, pass them on, use them for advertising or sign you up to anything. They stay in my mailbox as long as they are needed: for an enquiry that goes nowhere, long enough to see that it will not; for an instrument that gets built, its whole life — because the day a part is needed I have to know who owns it.

There is one, and it remembers the language you chose: without it, every page would send you back to English. It lasts a year and never leaves this site. There is also a note that lives as long as the browser tab, so the opening animation does not play again on every page.

These are technical cookies: they make the site work and by law they do not require your consent. That is why there is no banner to dismiss.

The instrument videos are hosted here and call nobody. The two interviews are on YouTube: what you see before clicking is a photograph, and YouTube — with its cookies — only comes into play if you decide to press play.

To tell you what I hold about you, to correct it, to delete it, or to send it to you in a file. Write to info@degattisguitars.com and I will answer personally: there is no department in between. If you think I am getting it wrong, you can turn to the Italian data protection authority.