Your reading.
Your choices.
A plain-language explanation of the data used by this site.
Using the site
You can read Daymark without creating an account. This site does not ask for a reader profile. Search runs in your browser, and saved-story preferences, where available, stay in that browser's local storage.
Advertising and consent
Google advertising is not currently enabled on this site. If advertising is enabled, scripts will load only after you choose to allow advertising. Google may use cookies, device information, and identifiers to deliver and measure ads. See Google's advertising privacy information for details.
Your advertising choice is stored locally so it can be respected on future visits. You can change that choice using the privacy controls in the footer. Clearing this site's browser data also clears your preference. Allowing advertising is optional.
Hosting and external resources
The hosting provider may process technical request data such as IP addresses, timestamps, browser information, and requested pages to deliver the site and maintain security. Some news images may be loaded from their source publishers, which receive the technical information needed to serve those requests.
Links to publishers
Following a source link takes you to another website. Its own privacy, subscription, cookie, and advertising policies apply there. Daymark does not control those sites.
Contacting us
If you contact Daymark, the information you provide is used to address that request. Do not send sensitive personal information unnecessarily. Available contact information is listed on the contact page.
Changes
This notice should be updated if the site's data practices change. The site operator is responsible for ensuring that its advertising and consent setup meets the rules that apply where it operates.