Effective date: November 3, 2026. This policy explains how Into Soccer handles information in connection with intosoccerguide.com. For privacy questions or requests, contact info@intosoccerguide.com.
Information you provide
When you email us, we receive your email address and the information you include. We use it to respond to inquiries, investigate corrections and manage editorial correspondence. Please avoid sending sensitive information that is unnecessary for your request.
Comments are available on some articles. The comment form requests a name and email address, and you may provide an optional website address. Your display name, comment and any public profile or website link may be visible to other visitors. Your email address is not intentionally published as part of the comment. WordPress.com may also process technical information for commenting, account features and spam prevention.
Subscriptions and account features
WordPress.com and Jetpack provide subscription and comment-following features on this site. If you choose to subscribe, the platform processes your email address or WordPress.com account information to deliver the updates you requested and manage your subscription. You can unsubscribe using the link in an email or manage subscriptions through your WordPress.com account. Comment notifications and new-post subscriptions are separate choices.
If you use a WordPress.com account to comment, like or follow, Automattic also handles the account and associated profile information under its own policies. Where displayed, profile images may be supplied through Gravatar.
Hosting, site statistics and security
Into Soccer is hosted on WordPress.com, operated by Automattic. WordPress.com/Jetpack services support site operation and visitor statistics. They may process information such as IP address, browser or device information, pages visited, referring pages, time of access and interactions. We use the statistics available to us to understand readership and improve our articles and navigation.
Automattic describes its processing, service providers, security purposes, international transfers and retention in its Privacy Notice for Visitors to Our Users’ Sites and Privacy Policy. These notices explain the platform’s practices; this page explains Into Soccer’s use of the site.
Cookies and similar technologies
The platform and its features may use cookies or similar technologies for login, preferences, comments, subscriptions, statistics and security. For example, the comment form can offer a choice to remember your details. See Automattic’s Cookie Policy for details about platform technologies and available controls.
You can manage or delete cookies through your browser and use any privacy choices presented by the platform. Blocking cookies may affect account, commenting or other site features. A browser cookie setting is different from unsubscribing from email updates.
Advertising
Google AdSense has not been activated on this site as of the effective date above. Before introducing Google advertising, we will update this notice to describe the actual advertising services, relevant cookies, vendors and available choices, and put applicable consent controls in place. This statement concerns our AdSense setup; it does not mean that WordPress.com or third-party services never process data or use cookies.
External links, sharing and embedded content
Articles link to manufacturers, retailers, governing bodies and other sources. Clicking an external link or sharing control takes you to a service with its own privacy practices. If an article displays embedded content from another service, that provider may receive information when the content loads or when you interact with it. We do not control those services’ data handling.
Why information is used and who receives it
We use information to run and protect the site, provide requested features, respond to correspondence, moderate comments, understand readership and maintain editorial records. WordPress.com/Automattic and the services supporting these functions process information as described in their notices. Information may also need to be disclosed to comply with a legal obligation or address misuse. Public comments and public profile details can be read by other visitors.
Retention
We keep editorial correspondence while it is needed to resolve the inquiry, document a correction or maintain relevant records, including any legal obligations. Published comments may remain with an article unless removed. Subscription records are used to manage requested updates; unsubscribing stops future updates from that subscription but does not necessarily erase all platform records. Automattic controls retention for information it processes under its own policies.
Your choices and requests
To ask about information you sent directly to Into Soccer, or request access, correction or deletion where applicable, email info@intosoccerguide.com. Identify the relevant comment, message or subscription without sending unnecessary sensitive information. We may need enough information to verify and locate the request. Rights and exceptions depend on applicable law.
Requests concerning a WordPress.com account or information held independently by Automattic may need to be made directly to Automattic using the contact and privacy-request options in its notices. Removing information from this site does not necessarily remove copies held by search engines, other visitors or independent services.
Changes to this policy
We will update this page when the site’s data practices change and revise the effective date. Material changes to analytics, advertising or subscription services will be reflected here.