Who runs this website

I’m Jordan Adegbite, a filmmaker and 3D artist based in New York. This notice explains how information is handled on jordan3de.de and when you contact me.

For privacy questions or requests, email jordanadegbite@gmail.com. You can also write to Jordan Adegbite, c/o International House, 500 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10027, United States.

Visiting the website

This website is hosted by ALL-INKL.COM – Neue Medien Münnich in Germany. Your browser sends information such as your IP address, the page or file requested, and browser information so the server can deliver the site and respond to requests.

Visitor access logs and statistics are disabled in this website’s hosting settings. This does not mean that the hosting provider processes no technical data: it may process information for network operation, security, and troubleshooting. See ALL-INKL’s privacy information for its own processing.

Contacting me

If you email or call me, I receive the details you provide, such as your name, contact details, message, and attachments. I use them to respond and deal with your enquiry. Email sent to the address above is handled through Google/Gmail. See Google’s Privacy Policy.

There is no single fixed retention period for all correspondence. Relevant factors include whether the enquiry is still open, whether it leads to a project or agreement, and any record-keeping duties or legal claims. You can ask me to delete correspondence; I will explain if there is a reason it must be retained. Please do not send passwords, payment-card details, or identity documents through ordinary email.

Blog comments

Some blog content allows comments, even though the portfolio pages do not. A comment submission includes the name, email address, optional website address, and message you enter. WordPress also processes technical information, including the submission’s IP address and browser information, for comment handling and spam checks.

If a comment is published, its text, author name, and any website link can be visible to other visitors. Your email address is not displayed alongside the comment. Comments and their associated records can remain stored until removed; you can contact me about a comment or its personal information.

Antispam Bee checks comments on this server. Its external country, language-detection, and Gravatar-check options are disabled. Comments held as spam are scheduled for deletion after 60 days. Some spam checks discard submissions immediately.

If you select “Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment,” WordPress uses cookies to remember those details. You can leave this option unchecked or delete the cookies in your browser. WordPress’s default lifetime for these cookies is one year; your browser may remove them sooner.

Blog avatars load from Gravatar, operated by Automattic. This connects your browser to Gravatar and sends technical request information, including your IP address. A hashed email identifier is used to look up an associated avatar. See Automattic’s Privacy Policy.

Feather Lab and browser storage

Feather Lab runs in your browser and is served from lab.jordan3de.de, a separate web origin from the portfolio. The portfolio embeds it in a sandboxed frame. Loading the tool still sends ordinary technical requests, including your IP address, to the server delivering it. The statement above about the portfolio’s access-log settings does not establish the separate subdomain’s log settings.

The mobile version is designed to save project settings in local storage under FeatherLabMobile_v1 so you can return to them. This storage belongs to lab.jordan3de.de, not the portfolio’s own storage area. Browser privacy settings can block or partition storage in embedded frames, so a setup saved in the embedded tool may not be available when the tool is opened directly. Saved settings remain until overwritten, cleared by you, or removed by your browser. Clearing the relevant lab site data removes its saved setup. Use the JSON export to keep a separate copy.

The desktop version does not use local storage for project settings. The current tools read imported project files in your browser and export files to your device; their project import and export features do not upload those files to my server.

Films, cookies, and other services

The portfolio’s preview films and images are served from this website. Full-film links to YouTube open YouTube rather than loading a YouTube player inside the portfolio. Following an external link takes you to a service with its own privacy practices.

The storage used by the site includes the optional comment cookies and Feather Lab settings described above. WordPress also uses cookies for administrative sign-in. Browser settings let you block or clear cookies and site storage, although this can affect saved settings and sign-in. Gravatar requests on blog pages are separate from the locally hosted portfolio media.

Service providers and location

The hosting and email services described above process information needed to provide their services. Gravatar receives requests when its avatars load. Published comments are available to the public. Information may also need to be disclosed to comply with a legal obligation or deal with a security incident.

I operate the site from New York, the hosting provider is in Germany, and Google and Automattic operate internationally. Depending on the service you use, information may be processed outside your country. Their privacy notices explain their own processing and transfer arrangements.

Your choices and rights

You can contact me to ask what personal information I hold about you, request a correction, or ask for deletion. Please identify the relevant message or comment without sending unnecessary sensitive information. I may need to verify that a request is yours.

The rights available depend on the law that applies. Where European data-protection law applies, these may include access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, objection, withdrawal of consent where processing relies on consent, and a complaint to a supervisory authority. Being based in New York does not by itself exclude rights under other applicable laws.

This notice does not limit any rights or security and breach-notification protections you have under applicable US, New York, or other law.

Changes to this notice

Changes will appear on this page with an updated date. Where applicable law requires additional notice or permission for a change, that requirement still applies.