Information sent by visitors
Search terms handled by partners
A name, location, or other query entered into a search box is passed to the third-party provider that operates that tool. Rockdale County Busted Mugshots does not store or log those search terms on its own systems, but the provider may apply its own privacy policy and retention practices.
Messages and contact details
If a visitor sends an email or contact-form message, the message and the details supplied with it may be kept so a response can be prepared. Those messages are not shared outside the organization unless disclosure is required by law or necessary to handle the request.
Technical data collected automatically
Routine page requests can produce technical information needed to operate, protect, and understand the service. Depending on the host and its logs, that information can include:
- IP address or a related network identifier.
- Browser type and version.
- Device category and operating system.
- Pages visited and the time spent on each page.
- The referring website, when a referral is provided.
- Request and visit timestamps.
Cookies and similar storage
Cookies may help measure how visitors use the pages and may support analytics or advertising features. Browser settings can block or delete cookies. Some parts of a page may behave differently when those controls are used.
How information is used
Collected information is used for ordinary operation and service improvement, not to create an official Rockdale County record.
- Keep pages available, stable, and responsive.
- Send search requests to the appropriate partner tool.
- Measure which pages and resources are useful.
- Find errors, abuse, and technical faults.
- Display advertising that may be relevant to a visitor's interests.
Links beyond this resource
Pages may link to the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office, the Rockdale County Jail Search, Conyers Police, the Rockdale Clerk, the Georgia Department of Corrections, booking sources, federal locators, and outside search providers. Once a visitor follows one of those links, the destination's privacy notice and data practices apply. Rockdale County Busted Mugshots does not control the outside service.
Advertising partners may also collect or recognize activity across websites for measurement or interest-based advertising. That activity takes place on the partners' systems under their own policies, not under this page's direct control.
Who may receive information
Personal information is not sold by Rockdale County Busted Mugshots. It may nevertheless be available to the service categories below when needed for the stated operation or when a lawful demand requires disclosure:
- Search partners that process a query submitted through their tool.
- Analytics services that measure traffic and page performance.
- Advertising networks and related measurement providers.
- Law-enforcement or other government bodies acting under a valid legal order or other legal requirement.
Security is a best effort
Reasonable, standard safeguards are used for information handled by the site. No internet-connected system is completely secure, however, and no promise can be made that a breach, interruption, or unauthorized access will never occur.
Visitors under 18
The service is intended for adults. It does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 18. If a minor has sent information, a parent or guardian may contact the site to request its deletion.
Choices about personal data
Subject to applicable law and reasonable verification, a visitor may ask about information associated with a message or other direct interaction. Available requests may include:
- A copy of personal information held by the site.
- Correction of an inaccurate detail.
- Deletion of information that the site is not required to retain.
- Opting out of certain processing, such as some cookies or advertising uses.
Policy changes
This policy may be revised when the service, partners, or applicable practices change. An updated version will be posted here with a new effective date. Continued use after an update indicates acceptance of the revised practices.