Last updated: 12 November 2026.
This privacy policy explains how personal data is handled on www.boostwithai.se, a personal blog about how AI can boost businesses, written by Adam Amrullah in Stockholm, Sweden. The site is run by me as a private individual, not as a registered company. No organisation number applies. For privacy questions or requests, email [email protected].
What data is collected
If you use the contact form, I receive the details you submit, typically your name, email address and message, via Contact Form 7 (and WPForms if that form is used).
If commenting is open and you leave a comment, the site may collect the comment text, your email address, IP address and browser user agent, to publish the comment and help detect spam. An anonymised hash of your email may be sent to Gravatar to see whether you have a profile picture there. See Automattic’s privacy policy: https://automattic.com/privacy/.
The host and Cloudflare (which provides CDN, security and transport for this site) process server and security logs, which can include IP address, user agent and request metadata.
Cookies, analytics and other tools
WPConsent is used for the cookie banner. Google services are present through Site Kit by Google and Google Analytics. A TikTok for Business plugin is also active and may set marketing cookies or a pixel. Non-essential cookies are used only after consent where required.
Other processors that may see personal data, depending on how you use the site, include: Cloudflare; Google (Site Kit and Analytics); the hosting provider behind Cloudflare; Mailchimp, if you join a mailing list; HubSpot and OptinMonster, if those forms or campaigns collect an email; and the form plugins Contact Form 7 and WPForms. Some of these providers may process data outside Sweden, including in the United States. You can read each provider’s own privacy policy for details of their processing.
If you upload images to the site (for example in a comment), avoid including embedded location data (EXIF GPS). Visitors may be able to download and extract that data from images.
Articles may include embedded content from other websites (for example videos). That embedded content behaves as if you had visited the other site, and those sites may collect data or set cookies of their own.
Legal bases, retention and your rights (GDPR)
For a personal blog in Sweden, typical legal bases are: your consent for non-essential cookies and optional marketing mail; legitimate interest for security logs and, where appropriate, limited analytics; and taking steps at your request when you send a contact-form message.
I keep form messages and logs only as long as needed to reply, run the site, or meet a legal duty. Comments and their metadata may be kept so that follow-up comments can be recognised.
If you are in the EU or EEA, you can request access to, correction of, deletion of, restriction of, or portability of the personal data I hold about you, and you can object to certain processing. You can also complain to Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY) in Sweden. Email [email protected] to make a request.
Login and administration cookies
If you visit the login page, WordPress may set a temporary cookie to test whether your browser accepts cookies. That cookie contains no personal data and is discarded when you close the browser. If you log in, cookies may be set to stay signed in and to remember screen options, as described in WordPress’s default behaviour.