Privacy notice
This page explains, in the same plain way the course is taught, what happens to the details you enter into the contact form. The site holds a free course on how AI systems read and describe a small accounting studio. There is no sales funnel behind it, and no list quietly collecting your address.
Who is responsible
This course and site are run by an independent teacher of AI visibility for accounting studios. Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the controller of the data described here is the operator of llmfrance.com. Any privacy question, or any request to use a right, can be sent to hello@llmfrance.com.
What the form receives
When you send the contact form, only the following reaches me:
- Your name and email address — used for one thing: writing back to you.
- Whatever you place in the question fields: the query you ran, the AI answer you received, and any link to or excerpt from public studio evidence you choose to paste in.
Each of these serves a single purpose: replying to the question you raised. Nothing is folded into a newsletter, and nothing is shared beyond what is strictly needed to send the reply. The form records its submission time next to a salted SHA-256 hash of your IP address, used only to slow down automated abuse; the raw IP, browser fingerprints and device details are never kept.
What is never collected
- No tracking cookies. Any audience measurement used here is cookieless and assigns no per-visitor identifier.
- No advertising pixels, retargeting tags or marketing-automation scripts.
- No profiling, and no automated decision that would carry a legal effect for you.
- Your details are never sold or passed to commercial partners — a free course has no reason to work that way.
The lawful basis
A message sent through the form is handled under Article 6(1)(b) GDPR (a step taken at your request before any agreement). The salted IP hash that keeps the form usable rests on Article 6(1)(f) GDPR (the legitimate interest in deterring abuse).
How long it is kept
- Form messages: kept for up to 12 months so that a follow-up keeps its context, then deleted.
- IP hashes: kept for 90 days — enough to discourage repeated abuse — then removed.
- Email replies: kept while the exchange is open, or 12 months after the last message, whichever comes later.
Your rights
The GDPR lets you ask to see your data, correct it, delete it, move it elsewhere, restrict its use, or object to the processing. Send any such request to hello@llmfrance.com, and a reply follows within one month. If you believe the handling breaks the rules, you may complain to the data-protection authority where you live.
Where the data is held
The servers behind this site are in European Union (Germany). Where a supporting service (email provider) works from outside the European Union, that transfer relies on standard contractual clauses and on the safeguards the recipient publishes.
Changes to this notice
This notice changes when the handling of data changes in a way that matters. The "Updated" date at the top marks the version in force.