Legal · Draft for review
Privacy policy
Not yet approved for use. These draft terms and policies require owner confirmation and legal review before launch.
Draft prepared September 13, 2026
Draft — WordPress migration version for owner and counsel review, not an approved policy.
Proposed effective date: September 13, 2026 (placeholder; not yet effective)
This draft describes only the supplied WordPress/Elementor migration fragments and identifies privacy practices require onfirmation. It is not an assessment of the live WordPress installation and does not establish unverified business practices or legal commitments.
1. Who we are
“Guardian Angel Press”, “we”, “us”, and “our” refer to the name used in the supplied content. The owner has confirmed Philippines-only operations. This does not confirm the legal entity, domicile, address, applicable jurisdiction, or where providers process data.
The draft contact address is admin@guardianangelpress.com. The legal operator, postal address, privacy contact, and ownership and monitoring of this mailbox remain to be verified before publication.
2. What this policy covers
This draft covers the supplied script-free HTML widget fragments for a proposed WordPress/Elementor Free migration of guardianangelpress.com, including contact and newsletter-interest email links. Elementor Free is active and homepage prototype ID 7 is an unpublished draft; no current live WordPress configuration was inspected for this task.
The fragments do not implement forms, account registration, login, checkout, payments, analytics, or stored submissions. These are fragment-level facts, not claims that the entire WordPress site lacks those features. WordPress, its theme, plugins, hosting, and other integrations may introduce additional processing that must be inspected and disclosed before publication. Later client processing and applicable written agreements also require owner and counsel review; the Terms and conditions are subject to review.
3. Information and data flows
Contact links. The supplied contact content offers a direct mailto: link and instructions for composing an email manually. It has no contact form, local draft generator, clipboard button, or submission adapter. Clicking the link asks your device to open its configured email application; you compose or review your message there and decide whether to send it. The fragment does not automatically send email or POST information.
Newsletter interest. The supplied newsletter content likewise uses a direct email link and manual email instructions. Sending an interest email does not automatically subscribe you, create a stored website submission, or enroll you in a mailing service through these fragments. Any later subscription process remains to be defined.
Email and files. If you choose to send an enquiry, interest email, manuscript, or other attachment, your sending email provider and the receiving email service handle it. The links do not themselves send the message. Your email application and provider may handle or synchronize drafts under their own practices before you send; that is separate from the supplied fragments.
Website requests. Viewing WordPress pages involves network requests even if you never click an email link. Hosting services may log requests, potentially including IP addresses, browser information, requested resources, and times. Actual logging fields, uses, and retention have not been verified. Theme and plugin behavior may introduce additional requests or collection and is outside the verified fragment scope.
Optional remote fonts. If the shared stylesheet’s optional Google Fonts import is enabled, the browser requests font-related resources from fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com. Those hosts receive request information, including the IP address needed for delivery. Their processing and retention practices have not been verified. Disabling that import does not establish that the installed WordPress theme or plugins make no separate font requests; their font configuration is unknown.
4. Purposes and lawful bases — review required
The supplied email links let visitors initiate an enquiry or express newsletter interest using their own email application. They do not establish the purposes for which received messages will subsequently be processed or the lawful bases for doing so. Hosting and any enabled remote font delivery support page delivery and display; other WordPress processing has not been assessed.
The owner must confirm actual processing purposes, and counsel must assess applicable lawful bases and consent requirements. Clicking a newsletter-interest link is not an automatic newsletter subscription or a verified subscription-consent process.
5. Services involved
- Email services. If you send a message using the email links or manual instructions, sending and receiving email services handle it. The receiving provider and its practices have not been verified. The fragments have no form-service integration or
fetchadapter. - WordPress, Elementor, theme, and plugins. Elementor Free is the known page-building tool. Its presence does not establish which external services receive data. The installed theme, plugin settings, and any associated processing require inspection; the supplied fragments are not a complete inventory of the installation.
- Hosting and content delivery. These services deliver the WordPress pages and may log requests as described in section 3. Provider identities and practices remain to be confirmed.
- Optional Google Fonts. The shared style can request fonts from the domains in section 3. This is a third-party data flow when enabled. Any additional theme/plugin font delivery remains unknown.
Provider roles, processing locations, transfers, retention, and contractual protections are unresolved. Philippines-only operations do not mean data remains in the Philippines. This draft does not assert any particular provider location or country of processing.
6. Sale and sharing — review required
The supplied fragments contain no analytics or advertising scripts. This does not establish that the WordPress installation or the business has no tracking, sale, or sharing practices. The owner and counsel must inspect the deployment and confirm recipients, permitted uses, and any required sale, sharing, or opt-out disclosures before publication.
7. Manuscript confidentiality — review required
The supplied fragments do not provide a manuscript upload service. Manuscripts and other materials sent by email pass through email services. The owner and counsel must confirm how those materials are accessed, used, shared, retained, and deleted, and approve any confidentiality or intellectual-property terms. This draft does not establish a verified confidentiality or deletion arrangement.
8. Cookies, storage, and analytics
The supplied HTML widget fragments do not set cookies, write browser storage, collect stored form submissions, or include analytics or tracking scripts. They are not a static-only website and do not determine the behavior of the WordPress installation in which they are placed.
WordPress, the installed theme, plugins, hosting, and other services may add cookies, accounts/login, storage, scripts, analytics, or tracking. Their current configuration has not been inspected here. No site-wide cookie-free, storage-free, tracking-free, or no-login claim is made.
Optional shared-style font requests, any theme/plugin requests, and hosting requests require separate consideration. Email applications and providers have their own draft storage and processing practices. The owner must inventory actual behavior and counsel must assess applicable disclosures, consent, and choices before publication.
9. Retention — review required
The supplied email links and instructions do not create stored website submissions or subscriber records. Drafts in an email application are handled by that application and provider; sent messages and attachments may be retained by sending and receiving email systems.
Retention and deletion practices for received enquiries, newsletter-interest emails, manuscripts, WordPress records, hosting logs, font-provider requests, and backups have not been verified. Theme/plugin records cannot be ruled out based on the fragments. No retention period, suppression-record practice, or deletion guarantee is stated in this draft. These details must be established before publication.
10. Privacy rights — counsel review required
Privacy rights depend on applicable law and the circumstances of processing. They may include access, correction, deletion, objection or restriction, and rights concerning sale or sharing. Counsel must determine which laws apply in light of the verified business and processing facts. Philippines-only operations are not a determination of legal domicile, exclusive jurisdiction, or the full set of applicable privacy laws.
No business-size exemption, universal set of rights, fixed response period, or fee policy is assumed here. Contact and identity-verification procedures, authorized-agent requests, and legally required response timelines remain to be confirmed. The draft contact details in section 14 also require owner verification.
11. Children — review required
The intended audience, any age restrictions, applicable children’s privacy requirements, and procedures for information received from children must be confirmed by the owner and counsel before publication. No verified age-screening or deletion procedure is represented in this draft.
12. Security — review required
The supplied fragments use email links and manual instructions rather than form submission services. Opening a mailto: link does not automatically send a message or establish end-to-end encryption. Email security depends on the systems involved.
Script-free fragments do not establish the security of WordPress, its theme, plugins, hosting, or email services. Deployment HTTPS, software maintenance, mailbox protections, access restrictions, and incident procedures have not been verified and require owner review. This draft makes no provider-security or notification promise.
13. Changes to this draft
This migration override requires revision and approval before it becomes an effective policy. Publishing it within WordPress requires checking the actual deployment, not relying solely on the supplied fragments. Changes to themes, plugins, font delivery, email links, newsletter delivery, or other processing require reassessing the data flows and disclosures. The publication date and procedures for notifying people of policy changes remain owner and counsel decisions.
14. Contact — verification required
Guardian Angel Press
Draft email contact: admin@guardianangelpress.com
The legal operator, postal address, and ownership and monitoring of this privacy mailbox must be verified before publication. Confirmed Philippines-only operations do not supply a verified legal address or determine applicable law.