Welcome to Whowhre. When you visit our site to explore saving strategies, learn about investing, or dive into business insights, you might also be sharing bits of your personal information with us—sometimes without even realizing it. This Privacy Policy explains exactly what we collect, how we use it, and what you can expect from us when it comes to protecting your privacy.
We’re not in the business of selling your data. We’re here to earn your trust. That starts with being clear and upfront—no complicated fine print or confusing clauses.
If you ever have questions, feel free to contact us at contact@whowhre.com. We’ll respond with clarity, not canned replies.
There are two types of information we gather while you're here:
First, there's the information you choose to give us. That could be your name and email address when you sign up for our newsletter, download a guide, or contact us through a form. We only collect what you willingly share—and only for the purpose you shared it.
Then, there’s the data your browser sends automatically. This includes things like your device type, general location (like your city or region—not your street address), how long you spend on the site, and what pages you visit. This kind of data helps us improve the site and understand what content people find helpful.
We never collect sensitive financial information (like bank account numbers or Social Security data). You can browse most of Whowhre without ever giving us personal details at all.
When you share your information with us—say, by signing up for updates—we use it to send you helpful content and occasional updates. We might email you a roundup of new articles, invite you to try a free tool, or notify you when something important changes in the finance world.
The general browsing data (the kind that’s collected automatically) helps us improve the way our site works. We use it to understand which content gets read most, how people navigate the site, and where we can make things better.
Here’s what we don’t do: we don’t sell your information. We don’t rent it out. And we don’t share it with random advertisers. Your data stays with us and is used only to improve your experience.
Like most websites, we use cookies—small text files stored in your browser that help the site remember who you are and how you use it.
Cookies allow us to:
See how often people visit the site Understand what content is popular Load pages faster when you return
Cookies don’t give us access to your personal identity unless you’ve provided that information yourself. And you’re in full control—you can disable or delete cookies through your browser settings at any time.
Most of the site will still work fine without them, but certain features may load more slowly or not remember your preferences.
To keep Whowhre running smoothly, we use a few third-party services—for things like site analytics, email delivery, and website hosting.
These partners may have limited access to your data, but only to do their job. We don’t let them use your data for anything else. Each tool we use is chosen based on its reliability, data protection standards, and respect for user privacy.
We don’t run third-party ads or allow ad networks to track your activity on our site.
Sometimes, we link to other websites—maybe a helpful budgeting tool, a government resource, or a business service we think is useful.
Once you leave Whowhre, you’re on someone else’s turf. We’re not responsible for the privacy practices or policies of other sites. If you're submitting information on a third-party website, make sure you read their privacy policy first.
We do our best to link only to trustworthy resources, but ultimately, their privacy standards are outside our control.
We take data security seriously. Whowhre uses HTTPS encryption and reliable hosting to protect your information. We also use best practices when it comes to storing and managing your data.
But as with anything online, no system is 100% secure. If we ever learn about a breach that affects your data, we’ll notify you as soon as possible and be transparent about what happened.
We also won’t ask for personal information via email. If you ever get a suspicious message claiming to be from us, let us know immediately.
You have complete control over your data. If you’ve signed up for emails, you can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the message. If you want us to delete or update your information, just ask—we’ll handle it quickly and without any hassle.
You can also request a copy of the information we’ve collected about you. Just send us an email and we’ll get back to you with what we’ve got.
We’ll never make you jump through hoops to opt out or get clarity.
Whowhre is designed for adults who are managing their finances or running businesses. We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13. If you believe a child has submitted information to us, please contact us and we’ll remove it immediately.
This Privacy Policy may be updated as our site grows or as privacy laws evolve. When we make changes, we’ll update the “Last Revised” date below. If the update is significant, we’ll post a notice on the site or notify our subscribers directly.
By continuing to use the site after the changes are posted, you’re agreeing to the updated policy.
We want you to feel safe, respected, and in control. If you’re unsure about anything in this policy, or just want to double-check how something works, reach out to us.
Email: contact@whowhre.com
Thanks for visiting Whowhre. Thanks for trusting us with your time—and your data. And thanks for building a better future, one smart decision at a time.