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Privacy Policy

This policy describes visitor data handled by Brownsville Residents Directory and the choices available to you. The service is a private reference to public records and historical collections in Brownsville, Texas. It does not require an account or keep a personal profile for ordinary use.

Information You Submit

A name, phone number, or address entered into a search form is sent to the third-party provider that supplies results. Brownsville Residents Directory does not retain a copy of those searches. A message sent to us contains the details included in that message and is used to respond.

Automatic Technical Data

Hosting systems may record normal server information such as an IP address, browser type, viewed pages, and timestamps. We review aggregate information to maintain the service and understand usage. Cookies or similar tools may support basic analytics or advertising measurement.

How Data Is Used

Any limited visitor data is used to operate, secure, troubleshoot, and improve the service. We do not sell a visitor list or create individual visitor profiles.

Linked Services

County and state portals, libraries, archives, and sponsored search providers operate under their own privacy terms. Their policies control information submitted to them, including a search submitted from a linked page.

Service Providers

Hosting, analytics, and advertising providers may process the technical information described here. Information is disclosed when required by valid legal process and otherwise only as needed to operate these services.

Security Practices

The service uses an encrypted connection and retains logs only for the business purposes described above. There are no visitor accounts, passwords, or personal profiles stored by Brownsville Residents Directory.

Children

This service is intended for adults and is not directed to people under 18. We do not knowingly collect personal information from a minor. Contact us if you believe a minor sent us information so it can be removed.

Your Privacy Choices

The Texas Data Privacy and Security Act, enacted as HB 4 and effective July 1, 2024, describes access, correction, and opt-out rights for covered private processing. Texas state agencies and political subdivisions are not covered in the same way, and public records remain governed by their own statutes. Because we keep very little, a request normally concerns the contact mailbox or server logs. Use the Contact page to ask. Requests involving a county, city, or state record must go to that record’s custodian.

Policy Updates

A revised version will appear on this page. Continued use after publication of a change means you accept the revised policy.