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Privacy policy

This site has no newsletter and no accounts. It has three forms: the meeting calendar on the contact page, where what you type reaches me only if you book, the free Ley 21.719 website scan, and the contact form on medical.diegodaly.com. I keep what you write in the last two only if you use them. For everyone else, the short version: a cookieless counter tells me how many people came, and Google Analytics tells me more than that only if you agree to it.

Last updated: November 5, 2026 · Version 1.3

Who is responsible

Diego Daly López, an independent professional based in Santiago, Chile. For anything on this page, including exercising your rights, write to privacidad@diegodaly.com.

What I collect, and why

Apart from what you type when you book a meeting or use a form, only what arrives by itself. I do not buy data or combine it with other sources.

DataPurposeLegal basis
Cookieless measurementKnowing how many people visitLegitimate interest
Google AnalyticsUnderstanding which pages get readYour consent
Technical logs (IP, browser, time)Serving the site and protecting itLegitimate interest
Language preferenceRemembering English or SpanishNecessary for the service
Messages you send meReplying to youHandling your request
Meeting booking: name, email, the time you pick and anything you add to the bookingHolding the meeting and sending you its confirmationHandling your request
Scan form: name, surname, email, company, the website you scan and its result, and the campaign link you arrived fromSending you the result and contacting you about itYour consent, given with the box on the form
Contact form on medical.diegodaly.com: name, email and/or phone, whether you prefer WhatsApp or a call, and the campaign link you arrived fromAnswering your request about a websiteYour consent, given with the box on the form
Detailed report purchase: amount, payment status, Mercado Pago's payment ID and the tax document you chose; for a factura, the company's RUT, legal name, line of business and addressCharging for the report, delivering it and issuing its boleta or facturaPerformance of the contract you enter into, and the tax law that requires the document

The site runs over HTTPS and I take reasonable security measures. I do not sell or share data for advertising, there is no profiling and no automated decision-making, and I do not intentionally collect sensitive data or data from children.

Cookies and analytics

Google Analytics does not load until you accept it. Nothing is requested from Google before that, and the same rule applies everywhere in the world, not only where the law demands it.

What is storedWhat forHow longNeeds consent
Google Analytics cookiesTelling one browser apart from another2 yearsYes
Your languageRemembering English or Spanish1 yearNo
Your answer to the bannerNot asking you again. Stored in your browserUntil you clear itNo
The campaign link you arrived fromCrediting the ad or post that brought you, if you use a form. Stored in your browser and sent only with the formThis visit, or until you clear it if you accepted analyticsOnly to keep it beyond this visit

The meeting calendar on the contact page is run by Cal.com and does not load until you press the button to show it. Once it loads, Cal.com may store what it needs to work under its own policy.

You can change your mind whenever you like, free and with no explanation, through the cookie preferences link in the footer. Refusing also deletes any Google cookies already sitting in your browser.

Some embedded content, such as videos, loads only when you interact with it. At that point its provider may set its own cookies.

Who else is involved

These companies process data on my behalf.

ProviderWhat they handleWhere
VercelHosting, technical logs and the cookieless measurementUnited States, with edge servers in other countries
GoogleGoogle Analytics, only if you accepted itUnited States
Cal.comThe meeting calendar, if you book a callUnited States
SupabaseThe database that holds the forms and payment recordsBrazil (São Paulo)
ResendEmailing me when someone uses the contact form on medical.diegodaly.comUnited States
Mercado PagoPayment for the detailed report, if you buy it. Card details go only to them, never to meUnder its own privacy policy

Some service providers may process data outside Chile. Where applicable, these transfers are handled according to the provider's applicable privacy terms and data-protection mechanisms. If you email or message me, your message also passes through your own provider. I will disclose data if a court or a competent authority lawfully requires it.

How long it is kept

  • Google Analytics: 14 months.
  • Technical logs: kept briefly by Vercel under its own policy.
  • Messages: for as long as the conversation is live, and afterwards only if there is a reason to keep them.
  • Meeting bookings: in my Cal.com account for as long as the conversation is live, and afterwards only if there is a reason to keep them.
  • Scan form: 12 months if you do not buy anything. If you buy the report, for as long as tax law requires me to keep the payment record.
  • Contact form on medical.diegodaly.com: 12 months if we do not end up working together.
  • Your answer to the banner: in your browser until you change or clear it.

Your rights

You can ask me for access, rectification, deletion, objection, portability or blocking, and withdraw your consent at any time. All of it free, by writing to privacidad@diegodaly.com. I reply within 30 calendar days.

One practical note: analytics data is pseudonymous and not tied to your name, so the fastest route is usually to clear the cookies yourself through the preferences link in the footer.

From 1 December 2026, you may also complain to Chile's Agencia de Protección de Datos Personales. If you are in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, you can complain to your national data protection authority.

Changes and applicable law

Every version is dated and numbered at the top of this page. If a change affects what you agreed to, the cookie banner asks again rather than assume your old answer still stands.

Chilean law applies, in particular Ley 21.719 on the protection of personal data, in force from 1 December 2026: consent under art. 12, the other legal bases under art. 13, and the duty to inform under art. 14 ter. Where applicable to visitors in the European Economic Area, the GDPR also applies.