Privacy Policy

Last updated: 26 September 2026

JQPP uses a data-minimization approach. Personal information is collected only where reasonably necessary to receive submissions, communicate with authors, assess manuscripts, process accepted publications, administer payments, protect the service, and maintain the public publication record.

Information you provide

Depending on how you use JQPP, information may include:

Information generated through use of the site

Hosting, security, and infrastructure providers may generate routine technical information such as IP address, request logs, device/browser information, timestamps, and security events. JQPP does not currently require user accounts and does not intentionally build behavioral advertising profiles.

How information is used

Public publication metadata

Publication records are intentionally public and may be indexed by search engines and scholarly discovery services. Public information may include author names, affiliations, ORCID iDs, article title, abstract, keywords, dates, declarations, license information, citation information, and the published PDF. Authors should not include unnecessary sensitive personal information in material intended for publication.

Service providers

JQPP may use third-party infrastructure for hosting, source control, forms, email routing, payment processing, and security. The site is deployed through Cloudflare from a private GitHub repository. Additional providers will be identified where relevant before submission or payment workflows are activated.

International processing

Internet infrastructure and service providers may process information in more than one country. By using JQPP, users should understand that technical processing and storage may occur outside their country of residence, subject to the arrangements of the relevant service providers and applicable law.

Retention

Submission and editorial records may be retained for as long as reasonably necessary for journal administration, integrity review, dispute handling, accounting, security, or legal obligations. Published metadata and publication-history records are intended to remain available as part of the journal archive.

Your requests

Where applicable, individuals may ask about personal information associated with a submission or request correction of inaccurate non-public personal data. Requests concerning the public publication record will be considered in light of the need to preserve an accurate scholarly and professional record.

Changes to this policy

This policy may be updated as JQPP's services or legal operator structure changes. The revision date at the top of this page will be updated when material changes are made.

Contact

The privacy contact channel will be listed on the Contact page before submissions open.