Last updated: 19 Aug 2026
Learn to Thrive (“this website”, “we”) is a personal blog published at learntothrive.in by Jansi Vaithinathan, based in Chennai, India. This page explains what information the website collects when you visit, and what happens to it. The short version: very little, and it is not sold or shared for marketing.
Information you give us
The only personal information this website receives is what you choose to send — for example, if you write to us through the contact details on the Contact page. That information (typically your email address) is used solely to respond to you. It is not added to any marketing list, shared with third parties, or sold.
Information collected automatically
Like almost every website, this site’s hosting infrastructure keeps standard server logs (IP addresses, browser type, pages visited, timestamps) for security and troubleshooting. These logs are managed by our hosting provider and are not used to identify or profile individual visitors.
This website uses Google’s analytics tools to understand, in aggregate, how visitors find and read the site — for example, which articles are read most and which search terms bring people here. This data is aggregated and does not identify you personally.
Cookies
This website does not set cookies for advertising or tracking. The analytics service described above may set cookies to distinguish visits; you can block cookies in your browser settings without affecting your ability to read this site.
Embedded content
Articles on this site may embed content from other websites (for example, videos). Embedded content behaves as if you had visited the other website directly, and those websites may collect data about you according to their own privacy policies.
Your rights
If you have written to us and would like the correspondence deleted, or want to know what information we hold about you (usually: your email, if you’ve sent one), contact us through the Contact page, and we will act on it promptly.
Children
This website’s articles are written for parents, educators, and students. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has sent us personal information, contact us, and we will delete it.
Changes
If this policy changes — for example, when counselling services launch — the updated version will appear on this page with a revised date.