Privacy Policy
Last updated: 15 March 2025
When you interact with Oxyoze Magazine, we collect only the information necessary to provide you with our editorial content and respond to your inquiries. This includes:
The data we collect serves specific purposes: responding to your messages, improving our editorial coverage, and understanding the reading habits of our audience. We do not sell personal information to third parties. Analytics data helps us decide which scenes, artists, and districts to document next.
Oxyoze uses essential cookies to maintain site functionality and analytics cookies to measure readership patterns. You can disable cookies in your browser settings, though this may affect how the site displays. We do not use advertising trackers or cross-site profiling.
Your information is stored on secure servers managed by our hosting provider. We may share data with service providers who assist with email delivery, analytics processing, and form management. These processors are bound by confidentiality agreements and only access data to perform their specific functions.
You have the right to request access to the personal data we hold about you, ask for corrections, request deletion, or withdraw consent for processing at any time. Under GDPR and CCPA where applicable, you may also request data portability. To exercise any of these rights, contact us using the details below.
Oxyoze does not publish misleading claims, fake urgency, fabricated endorsements, or unverified brand affiliations. Our interviews and guides reflect genuine conversations with artists and venue operators. We do not guarantee specific outcomes from attending events or visiting spaces mentioned in our coverage.
For privacy-related requests or questions about how your data is handled, reach out to us: