If you join with your email — and optionally your phone — we use it to send biblical encouragement, journal notes, and first word on the films. That is the whole point.
We collect your name if you give it, your email, and optionally a phone number for encouragement texts. Adding a phone is consent to occasional SMS from AGENT SIX33. Reply STOP anytime. We do not sell your list. We do not rent it. We do not turn your inbox into a carnival.
Email frequency: a short welcome sequence over about two weeks, then occasional notes when there is something worth sending. Every email includes an unsubscribe link. You can also leave at the unsubscribe page.
If a webhook or email provider (for example Resend) is connected, your join details are sent there so the sequence can actually reach you. You can ask to be removed anytime by unsubscribing or emailing from the address you joined with, via DanielZiedins.com.
If delivery is not connected, the site says so and does not present the email form. You can still follow the public work through the RSS feed, JSON Feed, or X without giving us an email address.
We use Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights to understand which public pages are useful and whether the site is fast on real devices. These tools provide aggregated, privacy-focused traffic and performance signals without advertising profiles or session replay. Vercel processes the measurement data used to provide those services.
This HQ also stores local working files in your browser: missions accepted, field reports, tool drafts, your saved journal articles, and article notes you choose to save. Reading lists, notes, and tool values are not submitted to AGENT SIX33. Clearing browser storage removes local files; download a copy of your notes or tool exports if you want to keep them.
Reading-library JSON backups are downloaded to your device. When you choose a backup to restore, the file is read in your browser, not uploaded. A preview shows what can be added before you confirm a merge. Existing notes take priority over conflicting backup notes; merging does not delete entries. Both JSON backups and Markdown downloads contain readable, unencrypted text. Keep them private, especially on shared devices. This is manual transfer, not account-based or automatic cloud sync. Unsaved text in an open article is not part of a library backup.
Matthew 6:33 is the foundation. Integrity is not optional. If our practices change, this page will change with them.
